Walmart Canada has made history by becoming the first major retailer in North America to incorporate Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell electric semi-trucks into its transport fleet. This move is part of Walmart's sustainability initiatives and commitment to reducing carbon emissions. The Nikola Hydrogen Fuel Cell EV Class 8 tractor offers an impressive range of approximately 800 kilometers without the need for refueling, contributing to a substantial reduction of 97 metric tons of CO2 tailpipe emissions annually. Walmart Canada's President and CEO, Gonzalo Gebara, expressed pride in this milestone, emphasizing the company's dedication to sustainability and innovation. Steve Girsky, Nikola's President and CEO, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the alignment between Walmart's vision for a more sustainable future and Nikola's mission to drive environmental responsibility in the transportation sector. The hydrogen fuel cell electric semi-trucks are equipped with specialized tanks for gaseous hydrogen storage, which is converted to electricity through a fuel cell stack, producing only water vapor as a byproduct. This innovative technology enables the trucks to charge batteries and power electric motors, further promoting zero-emission transport. The collaboration between Walmart Canada and Nikola sets a positive example for the industry, showcasing the potential of hydrogen-powered vehicles in advancing sustainable practices and driving positive environmental impact.