Nikola managed to sell 72 fuel cell trucks in Q2, 2024. Sales reach 112 vehicles so far in the current year

“We are firmly on the field and are continuing to secure our first-mover advantage in zero-emissions Class 8 trucks in North America, as well as with our HYLA hydrogen refueling solutions”, said Nikola CEO Steve Girsky.

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Nikola managed to sell 72 Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Q2, 2024. Since the very beginning of this year, the Arizona-based manufacturer has sold 112 hydrogen fuel cell trucks so far. Nikola declared sales slightly higher than 40 vehicles in Q1, this year.

“We have maintained our 2024 momentum with solid wholesale numbers, new customers such as Walmart Canada, and repeat customers like 4GEN and IMC, purchasing vehicles through our dealer network,” said Nikola CEO Steve Girsky. “We are firmly on the field and are continuing to secure our first-mover advantage in zero-emissions Class 8 trucks in North America, as well as with our HYLA hydrogen refueling solutions.” 

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