Musk officially enters the catering industry and opens a Tesla Supercharger restaurant

2025-07-22 11:40:41

Tesla restaurant is really here! The world's first Tesla Supercharger Diner officially opened in Los Angeles on Monday. It has a "cyberpunk style" and a futuristic "flying saucer" shape. Car owners can enjoy a retro car movie theater while charging. The humanoid robot Optimus also officially "took office" and served in the restaurant. Some people even queued for 13 hours to try it out. Musk said the goal is to provide everyone (whether they are Tesla owners or not) with an interesting experience and will continue to improve. Tesla's official account also announced that the restaurant and charging station will operate 24/7. The restaurant is located at 7001 Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles. It is equipped with 80 V4 super charging piles, two 45-foot (about 13.7 meters) LED movie screens, and a small 24/7 restaurant that serves a variety of meals made from local ingredients (with more than 250 dining seats).

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