Nikola strengthens California’s H2 refueling network with new HYLA station
Located at Tom’s Truck Center in Los Angeles County, the new location supports growing demand for sustainable transportation solutions across the state.
Nikola Corporation continues to deliver HYLA refueling solutions to support the adoption of cleaner fuels with the opening of a new hydrogen station in Southern California.
Located just off of the 5 Freeway, one of the busiest truck routes in the U.S., this new modular refueling station is located at Tom’s Truck Center, an important part of the Nikola sales and service dealer network. It’s already operative and supports Nikola’s goal of 14 refueling solutions by year-end, reflecting a mix of HYLA and partner stations available for customers.
“Nikola is committed to leading the hydrogen revolution by collaborating with key industry partners to strengthen and expand our hydrogen supply chain. Our efforts to grow the HYLA refueling infrastructure underscore our dedication to meeting the rising demand for hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and driving the transition to zero-emission transportation,” said Ole Hoefelmann, President of Energy at Nikola Corporation.
With the addition of the Santa Fe Springs station, Nikola is completing a hydrogen fueling triangle in Southern California. This strategic location, together with its Ontario and Long Beach stations, now forms a network that spans multiple counties, serving a population of over 12 million people.
