Nikola opens second HYLA refueling station in Southern California

The new site is located in Long Beach and advances the company's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.

Nikola Corporation has opened its latest HYLA high-pressure modular refueling station and facility in Southern California.

Located near the Port of Long Beach, this new station is another milestone in Nikola's strategic plan to establish a network of up to nine refueling solutions by mid-2024. Currently, there are a total of 14 operational sites slated for completion by year-end, including a combination of HYLA modular fuelers and partner stations.

By aligning with notable industry partners, the company is actively securing its hydrogen supply chain and expanding its refueling infrastructure to support increased demand.

"With multiple stations in the pipeline this year, we are steadfast in our mission to pioneer zero-emission trucking solutions and drive positive environmental impact," said Ole Hoefelmann, President of Energy at Nikola Corporation.

This ongoing development underscores Nikola's commitment to accelerating the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and advancing the decarbonization agenda in transportation.

The HYLA refueling network plans to offer a diverse portfolio of refueling solutions, including modular and permanent HYLA stations, "behind-the-fence," and partnerships with public truck stops.