An Optimus robot serving as a waiter? Check. Supercharging stations? Check. Megascreens to view the city? Check.
Those are some of the things you will see in the new futuristic Tesla diner concept. Photos on Getty Images captured the inside of the diner. The Tesla diner looks like something out of the Jetsons.
"Located in Hollywood, California, Tesla Diner is a Supercharging station, classic American diner and drive-in experience all wrapped up into one," Tesla wrote on its website.
"With retro-futuristic design influences, this location offers Tesla and non-Tesla drivers alike with charging access along the historic Route 66 highway," the website says.
"Tesla Diner features 80 V4 Supercharger stalls that are open to all NACS-compatible EVs, making it the largest urban Supercharging station in the world. Solar canopies offer shade to the west charging lot, helping to reduce the site's carbon emissions by about 26.6 million pounds of CO2 per year—making charging even more sustainable," the company adds.
The Tesla statement explains some of the diner's offerings.
"The two-story restaurant offers 24/7 dining, so you can grab a meal any time you need to charge," it says. "Our upper level Skypad allows you to enjoy views of the city or the megascreens while you recharge. Place your order in advance or when you arrive through your vehicle’s touchscreen or dine inside."
The statement continues: "Watch movies and special features on either of two 66-foot LED megascreens. View from our Skypad or from your Tesla vehicle cabin using the Tesla Diner app. To find out what’s playing next, check your Tesla vehicle’s touchscreen."
What's on the menu?
The Tesla diner's menu includes throwback diner fare like a Tesla burger and hot dog. It also includes some more modern offerings, such as a Greek yogurt parfait, iced nitro matcha, and wagyu beef chili.
