Nikola Corporation has announced the opening of a new HYLA hydrogen refueling station in West Sacramento, California, to advance hydrogen fueling solutions for Class 8 trucks. This station, situated at 917 Stillwater Rd, will support up to 20 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks daily with a high-pressure hydrogen refueler. Designed to ensure an efficient fueling experience, the station's Phase 1 offers continuous site support. The expansion is part of Nikola's strategy to bolster the north-south I-5 freight corridor, benefiting fleet customers in the region. State and local collaborations are backing Nikola's efforts to establish a reliable hydrogen supply chain. California State Senator Christopher Cabaldon praised the station's significance in promoting the adoption of zero-emission trucks. Nikola's HYLA network, featuring flexible refueling options, intends to provide vital fueling infrastructure for its vehicles and other Class 8 customers across California and beyond. The positive sentiment surrounding this development is reflected in the 2.48% increase in NKLA shares, trading at $1.24.