About a month after announcing the launch of its new hydrogen energy brand, Phoenix-based zero-emissions auto maker Nikola Corp. is adding a location to its planned network of fueling stations in California.
The stations are appearing first in California, which Nikola described as a launch market for its Nikola Tre battery-electric and hydrogen-electric semi trucks. Under the HYLA brand, Nikola intends to develop more than 300 metric-tons per day of hydrogen, which is expected to be supported by the company’s
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