At the F3: Future of Freight Festival in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Nikola Corp. leader Ryan Clayton shared insights on the future of hydrogen-powered trucks. Clayton highlighted the surging demand for hydrogen that could necessitate the establishment of 50 fueling stations within the next three years. Nikola, a company dedicated to creating solutions for a zero-emission world, offers a range of options including hydrogen and electric Class 8 trucks, along with the development of HYLA for hydrogen distribution. Clayton emphasized the need for a collaborative ecosystem to drive the adoption of hydrogen trucks, particularly in government fleets, ports like the Port of Savannah, and locations experiencing congestion issues such as LA. The company's approach to maintenance involves software integration, technician training programs like the 'Train the Trainer' initiative, and providing '360 connectivity' for live truck monitoring. Nikola aims to achieve 80% North American sourcing for the products used in their trucks. Additionally, Clayton hinted at forthcoming changes for the company, expressing that this is just the beginning of their journey towards sustainable transportation solutions.