Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ:NKLA) shares are trading higher on Wednesday.
The firm has announced the opening of a new HYLA hydrogen refueling station in West Sacramento, California, marking a step in the company's plans to expand hydrogen fueling solutions for Class 8 trucks.
This new station, located at 917 Stillwater Rd, will serve as an addition to Nikola's hydrogen network in Northern California.
The West Sacramento station is designed with a compact high-pressure hydrogen refueler and will have the capacity to fuel up to 20 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks daily.
The station's Phase 1 will provide continuous site support to ensure an efficient and seamless fueling experience.
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This development aligns with Nikola's broader strategy to strengthen the north-south I-5 freight corridor, supporting fleet customers in the region, including those based in West Sacramento and its surrounding areas.
Nikola's expansion is also supported by state and local collaborations aimed at securing a solid hydrogen supply chain.
Nikola said its efforts are designed to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in California, furthering the state's zero-emission transportation goals.
California State Senator Christopher Cabaldon highlighted the station's importance, noting that it will help speed up the adoption of zero-emission trucks in the state.
With flexible refueling options, including modular and permanent stations, Nikola's HYLA network aims to provide essential fueling infrastructure for Nikola vehicles and other Class 8 customers across California and beyond.
Price Action: NKLA shares are trading higher by 2.48% to $1.24 at last check Wednesday.
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