Tesla CEO Elon Musk is considering opening additional Tesla diners, including one in the Bay Area's Palo Alto, California, and another in Austin, Texas. This follows the opening of the first Tesla Diner in Los Angeles in July 2025.
More Tesla diners could be on the way, with potential locations in the Bay Area and Texas. According to reports, Elon Musk is eyeing Palo Alto, California, for a new restaurant as part of Tesla's expansion into themed dining experiences.
The initiative builds on the success of the inaugural Tesla Diner, which opened in Los Angeles in July 2025. This first location combines retro diner aesthetics with Tesla's electric vehicle charging infrastructure, offering a unique blend of food service and automotive culture.
Plans for additional sites, including Austin—home to Tesla's headquarters—suggest the company aims to integrate dining into its ecosystem. While details on timelines or menus remain undisclosed, the move highlights Musk's vision for immersive brand experiences beyond vehicles.
No official confirmation has been issued yet, but the consideration of these locations points to broader ambitions for Tesla in hospitality.