Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy supply solutions, launched its first-ever sustainability impact report through the HYLA brand. The report details the environmental and social impacts of Nikola's operations, emphasizing progress towards sustainability goals. By highlighting key achievements like a 45% diversion rate of manufacturing waste, 100% recycling or reuse of scrapped lithium-ion batteries, and the distribution of 182 metric tons of hydrogen, Nikola demonstrates a strong commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainability. With the transportation industry contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, Nikola's focus on zero-emissions trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells and battery-electric technology plays a crucial role in combating climate change. The report underscores Nikola's efforts to integrate renewable energy sources like solar power at its manufacturing facility, as well as exceeding internal waste reduction targets. Nikola's Head of Sustainability, Alexia Bednarz, emphasized the company's dedication to sustainability as an essential part of its identity, not just a passing trend. The forward-looking statements in the report highlight the ongoing momentum in 2024, with increased truck sales, expansion of HYLA-authorized stations, and a growing sustainability impact as zero tailpipe emissions trucking gains traction in North America. Overall, Nikola Corporation's Sustainability Impact Report showcases a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and sustainable transportation, positioning the company as a key player in driving the transition to a zero-emissions world.