Hyroad Energy, a pioneer in H₂-powered transportation solutions, has announced a significant expansion of its service offerings beyond its core truck-as-a-service model. The company will now provide end-to-end support for the H₂ trucking ecosystem, including maintenance, software, and parts supply. This announcement follows the company's August acquisition of 113 H₂ fuel cell trucks, spare parts, software platforms and IP assets from the Nikola Corporation bankruptcy auction.

Successfully growing the market for H₂ trucking requires comprehensive solutions. Fleet operators need reliable refueling infrastructure, consistent H₂ supply, ongoing maintenance support, and simplified access to funding programs. Hyroad's expanded service portfolio addresses each of these critical ecosystem needs.

Hyroad's core truck-as-a-service model includes vehicles, refueling infrastructure, H₂ supply and financing. With this expansion, Hyroad now offers comprehensive maintenance and support services for existing Nikola H₂ fuel cell and battery electric truck owners, software solutions for fleet management, repair services, and parts supply. These offerings ensure that H₂ fuel cell trucks already on the road remain operational and well-supported.

"For H₂ trucks to truly deliver on their promise, the entire ecosystem has to work, not just the vehicles," said Dmitry Serov, CEO and Founder of Hyroad Energy. "Fleet operators who made early investments in H₂ deserve reliable, long-term support, and new adopters deserve proper support at every step of their journey. By expanding our services to include maintenance, software, and parts supply, we're ensuring that H2 trucks can operate at peak performance while building the foundation for sustainable market growth."

Additionally, Hyroad is expanding its network of refueling points across Texas and California. By aggregating demand across its growing customer base, Hyroad unlocks economies of scale to enable competitive fuel pricing and reliable supply. With multiple refueling stations under development and a growing fleet serving customers across key freight corridors, Hyroad is building the foundation for scalable zero-emission freight transportation.

Organizationally, Hyroad has built out teams in engineering, software development, and truck maintenance, including the retention of top talent from Nikola. The company will continue to hire in truck and service operations, and software and digital products in the coming months. It will also expand its physical footprint across California and Texas in Q4'25 and Q1'26.