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    Nikola’s Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Trucks Set to Hit the Road

    Arnes BiogradlijaBy Arnes Biogradlija14/09/20232 Mins Read
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    Nikola Corporation, a prominent player in the realm of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, is gearing up to make a significant stride in the clean energy transportation sector.

    The company’s Chief Executive, Steve Girsky, recently confirmed that Nikola is poised to commence sales of its hydrogen fuel-cell trucks by the end of the month, marking a crucial milestone in the company’s journey toward sustainable and zero-emission transportation solutions.

    Nikola’s foray into the hydrogen truck market is expected to bring its first hydrogen-powered trucks to the roads in late September and early October. The company has already garnered substantial interest, securing 210 non-binding orders for this new line of trucks, including commitments from major fleet operators. This growing interest underscores the increasing demand for environmentally friendly and efficient transportation alternatives.

    Production of these long-anticipated hydrogen fuel-cell trucks commenced during the summer, and the recent revelation by Girsky highlights that the first fully assembled truck rolled off the production line just two weeks ago. This tangible progress signifies Nikola’s commitment to delivering on its promise of sustainable transportation.

    However, it’s worth noting that Nikola has faced challenges on its path to clean energy transportation. The company recently initiated a voluntary recall of its battery-electric trucks following an investigation that identified a battery defect as the likely cause of a fire in one of its vehicles. Despite this setback in the electric truck segment, Nikola has emphasized that the recall has not disrupted the production of its hydrogen-powered trucks.

    Nikola’s venture into hydrogen fuel-cell trucks is a crucial step in the broader push toward decarbonizing the transportation industry. Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles offer several advantages, including zero emissions, rapid refueling, and long driving ranges, making them a compelling option for a wide range of applications, from long-haul freight transportation to urban delivery services.

    The successful rollout of these trucks has the potential to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source for transportation, contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions and improved air quality. It also aligns with global efforts to achieve sustainability goals and combat climate change.

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