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Fast charging stalls for electric cars beside a highway store

Electric car charging · VA, WV, MD, and PA

A Tesla Supercharger is a fast charging station for electric cars.

We would like to put one on your property — at least 6 parking spaces along a travel route. We buy the land or the business, or we rent the stalls from you. We build the station and we run it, with no hassle from you.

Ask about a saleSee if a lease is a fit

In plain words

Charging on your land — why that is worth a conversation

It is for charging electric cars

A Tesla Supercharger is a fast charging station. Drivers plug in the way they would stop for gas — only the car runs on electricity.

Drivers are already looking

Tesla’s map sends cars to Supercharger sites. People plan rest stops around them, the same way they plan around a gas station.

They stay long enough to spend

A charge often takes the length of a meal. Nearby food, coffee, and shops see those extra customers — if you keep the property.

You are paid, not asked to invest

We buy the land or the business, or we pay rent for the stalls. Permits, power, and the chargers are our work, with no hassle from you.

A straightforward partnership

A sale of the land or the business — with no hassle from you.

Putting electric-car chargers on a lot is a long project: utility service, permits, construction, and day-to-day operation. That is our side of the table. For many sites, the cleanest path is a sale of the parcel, the business, or both. Some owners would rather keep the property; in that case we lease the stalls and pay rent, and the rest of the store or lot keeps running as it does now.

  • At least 6 parking stalls that could be used for charging
  • A site near a highway, travel corridor, or busy commercial stretch
  • A conversation about selling the land or the business
  • A parking lease, if you would rather keep the property
A small-town commercial parking lot that could host electric car charging

How the conversation usually goes

No listing, no cold walk-through of your books. Just enough to see whether electric-car charging belongs on the property — and which agreement would feel right.

  1. You tell us a little

    Address, about how many stalls, and whether a sale of the land or business is of interest. We call back with waiting time no more than 5 min.

  2. We visit the site

    Traffic, power, and whether the lot can hold a fast charging station for electric cars.

  3. A sale — or a lease, if you prefer

    If the site fits, we sit down over buying the land or the business. Some owners would rather stay; for them we send a parking lease to review.

Two paths

Start with a sale, or consider a lease

The sale of the land or the business is the conversation we hope to have. A lease is there if you would rather keep the property and still host charging. You can change your mind after we talk.

A conversation about selling

Tell us a little about the land or business

6 stalls or more. Leave a number — we call with waiting time no more than 5 min. Nothing here commits you to a contract.

We look at sites with 6 or more stalls.

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