Nikola Corporation, operating under the HYLA brand, announced positive financial results and business updates for the quarter ended September 30, showcasing a notable rise in the adoption of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). The company's president and CEO, Steve Girsky, highlighted the achievements, including record sales of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and a substantial increase in hydrogen fuel dispensed at commercial stations. With a 78% increase in FCEV fleet adoption year-to-date, Nikola delivered 88 wholesale hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in Q3, emphasizing the role of zero-emission trucks in shaping the future of Class 8 mobility. Partnerships with national fleet partners like Kenan Advantage Group and DHL Supply Chain further solidified Nikola's position in the market. The expansion of Nikola's dealer network, including the addition of GTS Group in Southern California, aims to enhance sales and service capabilities for Nikola trucks. The company reiterated its year-end volume guidance of 300-350 FCEVs, underscoring its commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. In the HYLA Energy division, Nikola focused on scaling its hydrogen fueling solutions and reported a significant increase in mobile hydrogen refueling stations and hydrogen dispensing, emphasizing operational growth and customer support. The article further highlighted the return of the BEV '2.0' trucks to service, with positive feedback from end fleets. The BEV trucks have been instrumental in meeting sustainability goals, accumulating significant road miles and solidifying their place in the market. Overall, Nikola's strategic growth in hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and fueling solutions reflects a positive outlook for the company's future endeavors.