Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy solutions, has unveiled a new HYLA modular refueling station in Santa Fe Springs, Calif., to support the volume ramp-up of its Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks. Situated at Tom's Truck Center, the station marks a pivotal step in Nikola's plan to have 14 refueling solutions operational by the end of the year, encompassing a mix of HYLA stations and partnerships. This initiative aims to ensure a seamless fueling experience for end fleets and stay ahead of the growing deployment of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks. President of Energy at Nikola, Ole Hoefelmann, emphasized the company's dedication to leading the hydrogen revolution by expanding the HYLA refueling infrastructure and collaborating with key industry partners to meet the rising demand for zero-emission transportation. The support from the City of Santa Fe Springs, local authorities, and Tom's Truck Center was crucial in making this project a reality. The new Santa Fe Springs station complements Nikola's existing stations in Ontario and Long Beach, forming a robust hydrogen fueling triangle in Southern Calif., serving over 12 million people across multiple counties. This expansion contributes to Nikola's mission of pioneering solutions for a zero-emissions world, with a focus on commercial transportation and energy solutions. Nikola's commitment to customer experience includes round-the-clock assistance through dedicated HYLA Ambassadors and Operation Technicians, ensuring efficient and seamless fueling for hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The company's forward-looking approach includes plans for additional partnerships and infrastructure growth to cater to the increasing demand for sustainable transportation.