According to @TeslaAiGirl and @SawyerMerritt on Twitter, Tesla’s Supercharger stations remain highly active, with users reporting packed facilities and wait times for charging and amenities. This high utilization highlights the practical business impact of Tesla’s AI-powered management systems, which optimize charger availability and user flow at scale. The robust demand for Tesla’s charging infrastructure demonstrates significant market opportunities for AI-driven solutions in EV infrastructure management, supporting the growing adoption of electric vehicles (Source: https://x.com/TeslaAiGirl/status/2007948266294706277; https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2007964619755975020).

According to @SawyerMerritt, BOXABL, a company specializing in modular prefabricated buildings, has entered into a formal agreement with Tesla to design, engineer, and build a pilot 'Micromenity' structure. The SEC filing confirms that BOXABL will deliver a comprehensive package for one compact, modular amenity building, potentially to be deployed at select Tesla Supercharger locations. While specific technical details are redacted, this collaboration signals a growing trend of integrating smart, AI-enabled building solutions into electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. If the pilot is successful, larger-scale deployment could follow, opening new business opportunities in AI-driven modular construction for EV charging networks (Source: @SawyerMerritt, SEC filing).