Tesla opens 24-hour diner in Hollywood
A retro-futuristic drive-in merges supercharging, dining, and entertainment
Tesla has launched a two-story, 24-hour diner in Hollywood that combines electric vehicle infrastructure with a modernized drive-in dining experience. The “Tesla Diner” offers food, entertainment, and fast charging in one location, with Elon Musk signaling plans for expansion worldwide.
Key takeaways
- Largest urban supercharger site: The diner features 80 V4 Supercharger stalls and solar canopies, making it Tesla’s biggest urban charging hub.
- Retro-futuristic design: The two-story venue has 250 indoor seats, two 66-foot LED megascreens, and a drive-in layout for in-car dining and entertainment.
- Digital-first ordering: Guests can order via Tesla’s in-car interface, with the system detecting arrivals and prepping food 15–20 minutes ahead.
- Entertainment and streaming: Movies and special content play on massive outdoor screens, viewable from the “Skypad” dining area or parked Teslas.
- Optimus robot debut: Tesla’s humanoid robot served popcorn at the opening, highlighting the brand’s push toward integrated automation.
- Merchandise sales: The diner sells Tesla-branded apparel, lifestyle products, and candy, with rotating merchandise offerings planned.
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