Tesla’s 1950s-inspired drive-in Supercharging station, currently under construction at 7001 Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, recently installed a giant 45-foot LED television in the parking lot.
The West Hollywood Supercharger station is the next generation of Tesla charging stations, featuring a restaurant, drive-in movie theater, and dozens of charging bays. Tesla seems eager to spice up the currently dull charging experience by blending the 1950/60s Americana style with cutting-edge new technology.
Teslarati’s Zachary Visconti first reported on the new construction development:
Tesla has been hard at work on its Southern California diner, Supercharger, and drive-in movie theater location over the past year or so, and a recent update shows that the site has finally gotten its first full movie screen.
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The screens, one of which still needs the final LED display, will run from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., while the diner and charging stations will be open 24 hours a day, according 247Tesla. The screens will also reportedly be visible from both the diner building and the Supercharging stations.
Here’s the full video:
From EVs to catching giant rockets with ‘chopsticks’ …
Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster! pic.twitter.com/6R5YatSVJX
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… to space age vehicles …
Did you expect the Tesla Robovan? pic.twitter.com/uIZz8GFAHv
— Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV) October 31, 2024
And robots.
This is how Tesla Bot can generate $1 trillion in profit per year for $TSLA:
1/ Ratio of humanoid robots to humans will be 2 to 1
2/ Equates to ~10 billion humanoid robots on earth
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Musk appears to have a deep love for ‘Americana’ and wants to inspire the next generation to look toward the stars to spark a new wave of innovation and power the nation forward. It all begins with freedom and healthy youngsters.
Tyler Durden
Tue, 11/05/2024 – 18:00
