"Tesla said on Tuesday in the filing that it was entering an agreement with BOXABL to design and build a Micromenity structure. Simply put, this is a modular building, usually a few hundred square feet in size, and it has been seen at Superchargers in Europe. In Magnant, France, Tesla opened a small building at a Supercharger that is available to all EV owners. There are snacks and drinks inside, including ice cream, coffee, a gaming console, and restrooms."
"This building was not built by BOXABL, but instead by bk World Lounges. It is likely the final Supercharging stop before people get to Paris, as it is located 250 kilometers, or 155 miles, from the City of Light. Magnant has 56 stalls, so it is a large Supercharging stop compared to most. The building could be a sign of things to come, especially as Tesla has opened up larger Supercharger stations along major roadways."
Tesla disclosed an agreement with BOXABL to design, engineer, and build a Micromenity modular building for a Supercharger site. The Micromenity is a compact, prefabricated structure of a few hundred square feet intended to provide amenities like snacks, drinks, restrooms, and seating near charging stalls. A similar facility exists at Magnant, France, offering ice cream, coffee, a gaming console, and restrooms and serving 56 charging stalls roughly 155 miles from Paris. The contract scope specifies a comprehensive package for one Micromenity building, suggesting a pilot installation that could expand rural Supercharger amenity options across U.S. routes.
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