Nikola Corporation, through its HYLA brand, is expanding its hydrogen refueling network in Southern California to support the increasing deployment of its Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks. The new modular refueling station, located in Santa Fe Springs just off Interstate 5, is one of the key components of Nikola's plan to have 14 refueling solutions operational by the end of the year. This station, situated at Tom's Truck Center, marks an important milestone in Nikola's strategy to ensure a robust hydrogen fueling infrastructure to meet the rising demand for zero-emission transportation. Nikola emphasizes its commitment to the hydrogen revolution by working closely with industry partners to enhance and expand the hydrogen supply chain. This expansion of the HYLA refueling infrastructure is a reflection of the company's dedication to supporting the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and promoting the transition to zero-emission transportation. In addition to infrastructure development, Nikola prioritizes customer experience by offering round-the-clock assistance through dedicated HYLA ambassadors and operation technicians. This focus on seamless and efficient fueling aims to enhance the overall user experience and encourage the adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles. With the addition of the Santa Fe Springs station, Nikola completes a vital hydrogen fueling triangle in Southern California, alongside existing stations in Ontario and Long Beach. This strategic network now covers multiple counties and serves a significant population, positioning Nikola as a key player in advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology in the region.