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Mission Hills, CA

Building a Tesla V4 destination EV charging hub in Los Angeles and funding its Q1 2027 launch through equity for the specific site.

• Freeway interchange destination hub: The project targets the I-405, I-5, and SR-118 convergence in Los Angeles for a high-visibility charging location.
• Tesla V4 charging built into routing: Nineteen Tesla V4 stalls with NACS and CCS are planned to be integrated into Tesla navigation and routing.
• On-site experience amenities: The hub includes a robot barista, a food trailer commissary with prepared meals, smart vending, and premium ADA-compliant restrooms.
• AI-monitored safety and design: Voltai camera coverage, cable protection, and LED canopy design are planned to support a safer, cleaner driver environment.
• Diversified revenue streams tied to performance: Operating revenue is expected to come from charging sessions, Low Carbon Fuel Standard carbon credits, food and beverage, vending, and a KioCafe app and loyalty ecosystem.

EVII Mission Hills is raising equity capital to complete and deploy a Tesla V4 charging destination hub at the I-405, I-5, and SR-118 interchange in Los Angeles, with operations planned for Q1 2027. Proceeds are intended to support site buildout and install nineteen Tesla V4 stalls with NACS and CCS, plus experience infrastructure available while drivers charge. The hub plan includes a robot barista with 35+ drinks, a food trailer commissary with shawarma, tacos, and salads, smart vending, and premium ADA-compliant restrooms. It also includes LED canopy design, AI-monitored security with Voltai camera coverage, and cable protection for on-site equipment, along with digital layers such as KioCafe loyalty and mobile order-ahead.

EVII Mission Hills expects charging and amenities to produce revenue across multiple streams, including charging sessions, Low Carbon Fuel Standard carbon credits, food and beverage sales, robo-barista transactions, smart vending, and an app that supports payments and rewards. Tesla V4 stalls are integrated into Tesla navigation and routing, directing drivers to a visible freeway-adjacent destination supported by committed LADWP service. Potential semiannual distributions would come from operating profits tied to location performance, not guaranteed payments. The model pairs fast charging with safety, cleanliness, and repeat-visit incentives to address the gap in destination-quality infrastructure.

Company Info

EVII Mission Hills develops and operates a Tesla V4 fast-charging destination hub in Los Angeles with on-site retail, AI security, and multiple revenue streams.

EVII Mission Hills develops and operates a Tesla V4 fast-charging destination hub at the I-405, I-5, and SR-118 interchange in Los Angeles. The site features 19 Tesla V4 stalls integrated with Tesla routing, high-power electrical service, and 24/7 AI-monitored security with multiple cameras. The hub is designed for fast, reliable charging while also providing premium rider amenities.

The destination experience includes a robotic barista, a food and beverage offering, smart vending, and premium washrooms, supporting on-site spending during typical charging dwell time. The business model is built around six operating streams, including charging energy fees and carbon credits, plus retail and digital monetization such as mobile ordering and advertising. Operations are managed through centralized charging software and ongoing site administration focused on uptime, safety, and customer flow.