Nikola Corporation surpassed Wall Street expectations in the second quarter, reporting a revenue of $31.3 million and a smaller-than-expected adjusted loss. The company's shift towards hydrogen big rigs has proven fruitful, as they experienced an 80% increase in deliveries, reaching 72 hydrogen trucks. This surge in demand showcases the industry's interest in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles despite a general slowdown. Nikola's strategic move to acquire new customers, like Walmart Canada, further solidifies its position in the market. While facing challenges in the EV sector due to range anxiety and economic uncertainty, Nikola remains on track to complete the rollout of all revamped battery-electric trucks by year-end. Despite a 70% drop in shares this year, Nikola's optimistic performance and financial results indicate a positive outlook for the company's future.