Nikola sold 88 fuel cell trucks in Q3, 2024. It’s 200 hydrogen-powered vehicles this year

“This is a record sales quarter for Nikola, with 88 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks wholesaled to our dealers for end customers, as well as the addition of a first-ever U.S. dealer-based HYLA modular refueling station,” said Nikola CEO Steve Girsky. “Despite overall market headwinds, Nikola remains focused on our mission to pioneer solutions for a zero-emission world, and we’re doing it one truck at a time.”

By segreteria

Nikola managed to sell 88 fuel cell trucks in the third quarter of the year. It’s a slight growth compared to Q2, when the U.S.-based manufacturer sold 72 fuel cell vehicles, mainly in the domestic market. In total, Nikola sold about 200 FCEVs in 2024, and 235 truck since the beginning of sales, in Q4, 2023.

“This is a record sales quarter for Nikola, with 88 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks wholesaled to our dealers for end customers, as well as the addition of a first-ever U.S. dealer-based HYLA modular refueling station,” said Nikola CEO Steve Girsky. “Despite overall market headwinds, Nikola remains focused on our mission to pioneer solutions for a zero-emission world, and we’re doing it one truck at a time.”

Highlights

Related articles

Three IVECO S-eWay fuel cell trucks delivered to German player Hylane

The three IVECO S-eWAY Fuel Cells delivered to hylane are part of the small series produced in Ulm, which is now demonstrating the practicality and scalability of hydrogen-powered long-distance transport in real-life operations as part of the H2Haul project. The latter is co-funded by the Clean Hydr...

U.S.-based hydrogen player Plug Power risks Nasdaq delisting

U.S.-based hydrogen player Plug Power might be delisted from Nasdaq at the New York stock exchange after share price failed. Plug Power used to share the HYVIA joint venture with Renault. HYVIA had the target to manufacture and sell hydrogen-based commercial vehicles.