BrixRae's hybrid steam engine retrofit cuts fuel costs by 50-70% per engine - saving fleet operators an estimated $65,000 per truck, per year. A private placement is open to accredited investors before this reaches public markets.
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Heavy-duty trucking moves over 70% of all freight in North America. It is one of the largest, most essential industries on earth - and it is undergoing its first major technological transformation in decades. The companies that position early in transformative industrial shifts tend to define them.
Heavy-duty truck retrofit & efficiency sector
Globally - representing the retrofit addressable base
Typically attributed to fuel - the primary pain point
50-70% fuel cost reduction per engine
"Early Tesla investors didn't just see a car company. They saw the end of an era - and positioned themselves before the market did."
Heavy-duty freight is at that same inflection point today. Full electrification cannot solve this problem - the infrastructure doesn't exist, and the economics don't work for most operators. That gap is exactly where BrixRae is building. The window for early-stage participation is narrow. Once this technology proves out at scale, public market pricing will reflect that.
Fuel is the single biggest cost in long-haul freight - and it's been bleeding operators for decades. The only proposed fix requires scrapping entire fleets and waiting for infrastructure that doesn't exist. Operators need a solution that cuts fuel costs now, not one that arrives in a decade.
Heavy-duty commercial charging infrastructure barely exists along long-haul routes. Building it would take a decade and hundreds of billions of dollars - at minimum.
A full electric Class 8 truck can cost double or more than a diesel equivalent. Most fleet operators cannot absorb that capital outlay - especially across an entire fleet.
Diesel fuel alone accounts for 35-40% of a fleet's operating costs. On top of that, traditional diesel engines require expensive emissions systems - DEF, DPF, EGR - that need constant servicing. The savings opportunity from eliminating both is enormous.
BrixRae's hybrid steam engine system installs directly into existing Class 8 trucks and cuts fuel costs by 50–70% per engine — roughly $65,000 per truck, per year. Fleets also eliminate their diesel emissions equipment entirely, cutting maintenance costs on top of fuel savings, without scrapping their existing assets or waiting for charging infrastructure.
Engineered to replace the existing powertrain without requiring chassis modifications. Operators keep their vehicles; they get updated technology.
The hybrid steam system is designed to dramatically cut fuel costs while eliminating the need for diesel emissions equipment — DEF systems, DPFs, and EGR valves — reducing both fuel spend and maintenance burden simultaneously.
Unlike full battery-electric alternatives, the system is designed to operate without dedicated charging networks — targeting the routes where infrastructure gaps are greatest.
Fuel is typically 35–40% of a fleet's total operating cost. A 50–70% reduction in that line item — ~$65,000 per truck per year — is an ROI argument operators don't need to be convinced of. The numbers do the work.
BrixRae's private placement is structured under Regulation D Rule 506(c) — meaning only verified accredited investors can participate. This is a deliberate filter. We're looking for investors who understand early-stage industrial technology and the profile this investment represents.
Accredited individual investors who actively allocate to early-stage private placements outside public markets.
Entities seeking diversified exposure to industrial innovation at the earliest stage — before institutional pricing takes hold.
Operators, fleet owners, or logistics executives who see both the financial upside and the strategic value of early positioning in this technology.
Financial advisors and RIAs evaluating alternative private placement opportunities for accredited clients within their existing book.
Under U.S. securities law, an accredited investor is a person or entity that meets at least one of the following criteria defined by the SEC. You do not need to meet all three — any single one qualifies you.
Annual income exceeding $200,000 (or $300,000 combined with a spouse or spousal equivalent) in each of the past two years — with reasonable expectation of the same this year.
A net worth exceeding $1,000,000 — individually or with a spouse — not including the value of your primary residence.
Holds an active Series 7, Series 65, or Series 82 securities license in good standing with FINRA.
All investors must be independently verified before receiving offering materials or making any investment. This is a legal requirement under Rule 506(c). A BrixRae representative will guide you through the verification process after you submit your inquiry.
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Every transformative industrial technology goes through a window where early participants can access it at terms that will never exist again once the market catches up. BrixRae is in that window.
This is a Regulation D Rule 506(c) private placement. It is not listed, not traded, and not available to the general public. Verified accredited investors receive access to the full offering materials - including financials, use of proceeds, and terms - before any commitment is made.
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Engineered physical hardware for a specific industrial application is inherently harder to replicate than software. The barriers to competitive entry are meaningful.
Fuel is 35-40% of a fleet's total operating cost. A 50-70% reduction in that line item - ~$65,000 per truck per year - is a decision operators make purely on the numbers. No incentives, no mandates, no waiting. The savings case stands on its own.
Specific financials, return structure, use of proceeds, and risk factors are available exclusively to verified investors through the official offering materials. No guesswork required.
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The BrixRae hybrid steam system is designed as a complete powertrain replacement — engineered to fit existing Class 8 truck chassis without requiring structural modifications. Each component is purpose-built for the demands of long-haul freight: high load, continuous operation, and variable terrain.
This is what a $65,000 annual fuel saving per truck looks like under the hood.

Each retrofitted truck is estimated to cut fuel costs by 50–70%, saving approximately $65,000 annually. For a fleet of 100 trucks, that's $6.5 million per year — a return on investment operators can calculate on a napkin.
Modern diesel trucks carry expensive emissions control systems — DEF tanks, diesel particulate filters, EGR valves — that fail, clog, and cost thousands to service. BrixRae's system removes this maintenance burden entirely.
The charging infrastructure deficit for heavy-duty commercial vehicles is not closing quickly. That gap is an opening — and BrixRae is designed specifically to fill it.
Operators don't need to buy new trucks. A retrofit delivers the fuel savings and emissions compliance they need by upgrading what they already own — a fraction of the cost with faster payback.
Engineered hardware for a specific industrial application carries different competitive dynamics than software. Replication takes time, capital, and domain expertise.
Heavy-duty freight touches every corner of the economy. Even a narrow slice of a multi-hundred-billion dollar market represents a substantial commercial opportunity.
Fuel is the single largest operating cost in long-haul freight - typically 35-40% of total fleet expenses. BrixRae's hybrid steam system cuts that by 50-70% per engine, translating to approximately $65,000 in annual savings per truck. For a 50-truck fleet, that's over $3 million per year. This is pure operational economics - no subsidies, no mandates required.
Every diesel truck on the road today carries a suite of emissions control hardware - diesel particulate filters, DEF systems, EGR valves - that clog, fail, and require expensive maintenance. BrixRae's system removes the need for this equipment entirely. Fleets spend less on repairs, have fewer breakdowns, and don't deal with the cost and downtime of emissions-related service.
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