Nikola Corporation has furthered its hydrogen infrastructure in Southern California by inaugurating a new HYLA refueling station at Tom’s Truck Center in Santa Fe Springs. This move is strategic, aligning with the growing need for sustainable transportation solutions and Nikola’s objective of establishing a strong hydrogen fueling network to support its Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks. The new station, located at a key site within Nikola’s sales and service network, aims to be one of 14 operational refueling stations by the year's conclusion, in collaboration with partner stations. By forming a fueling triangle in Southern California with existing stations in Ontario and Long Beach, Nikola strengthens its hydrogen fueling network. The company underlines excellent customer support through dedicated HYLA Ambassadors and Operation Technicians and emphasizes partnerships with industry leaders like FirstElement Fuel to expand the hydrogen supply chain. Nikola's President of Energy, Ole Hoefelmann, expressed the company's commitment to lead the hydrogen revolution by fortifying the hydrogen supply chain. This expansion not only bolsters Nikola’s presence in Southern California but also plays a vital role in promoting hydrogen as a clean energy source for transportation. The move reflects Nikola's dedication to zero-emission transportation and sustainable energy solutions, positioning the company as a key player in the hydrogen sector's growth and development.