Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy supply, is expanding its HYLA refueling network to support the increasing demand for sustainable transportation solutions along the 'hydrogen highway'. The new HYLA modular refueling station in Santa Fe Springs, California, strategically located at Tom's Truck Center just off the 5 Freeway, marks a pivotal milestone in Nikola's strategic plan to stay ahead of hydrogen fuel cell electric truck deployment. This expansion is part of Nikola's goal to have 14 refueling solutions by year-end, featuring a mix of HYLA and partner stations to cater to customer needs. The company's commitment to leading the hydrogen revolution is evident through collaborations with industry partners to strengthen and expand the hydrogen supply chain. By providing round-the-clock assistance through dedicated HYLA Ambassadors and Operation Technicians, Nikola aims to offer an exceptional customer experience for seamless and efficient fueling of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. Additionally, the HYLA refueling network offers a diverse portfolio of solutions, including modular and permanent stations, 'behind-the-fence' options, and partnerships with entities like FirstElement Fuel in Oakland, California. The completion of the hydrogen fueling triangle in Southern California, with stations in Santa Fe Springs, Ontario, and Long Beach, signifies a robust network serving a population of over 12 million people. Nikola Corporation's mission to pioneer solutions for a zero-emissions world includes transforming commercial transportation with Class 8 vehicles, including battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks. By expanding the HYLA refueling network and fostering partnerships, Nikola is driving the transition to zero-emission transportation while ensuring efficient fueling solutions are readily available for end fleets.