Where Anaheim's robotaxis will charge and get serviced.
Autonomous fleets are already carrying passengers, and Southern California is next. Those vehicles need somewhere to charge, get cleaned, get inspected, and wait between rides. EV Cafe is being built as Orange County's robotaxi charging and servicing destination in Anaheim, ready for the 2027 rollout.
How fleets work
A robotaxi only earns when it is moving
Everything else is overhead a fleet needs to make fast, local, and reliable:
- Charging, several times a day. High-use electric vehicles return to charge far more often than a personal car, so charging speed and availability directly affect how many rides a vehicle completes.
- Cleaning and readiness. Shared vehicles need frequent cleaning and interior resets to stay ride-ready.
- Inspection and maintenance. Tires, brakes, and sensors need regular checks, and autonomous vehicles add camera and sensor calibration.
- Staging between rides. Vehicles need a place to dwell during low-demand hours, close to where demand picks back up.
Today, fleets stitch these functions across separate third-party sites. One destination that combines them, placed where the rides happen, removes friction and downtime.
The destination
Charging and servicing in one place
- High-capacity charging. Up to 72 Tesla V4 Superchargers at up to 500 kW peak, sized for continuous fleet throughput and designed by EV Cafe for fleets, not the occasional driver.
- Every EV, every connector. Magic Dock support covers CCS and NACS vehicles, so mixed fleets charge in one place.
- Wireless-ready. Planned inductive charging aligns with next-generation robotaxis that charge without a plug.
- Servicing and staging. A large site with a 7,200 sq ft building, restrooms, and high-speed Wi-Fi, designed as a place fleets can charge, ready vehicles, and stage between rides.
The opportunity
Anaheim's mobility future
Anaheim is one of the best-positioned cities in Southern California for the robotaxi era, and EV Cafe sits at the center of it.
Platinum Triangle
Anaheim's fast-growing mixed-use district around the stadiums, adding housing, offices, and entertainment, and a dense base of riders.
OC Vibe
The new entertainment and dining district by the Honda Center, expected to draw large year-round crowds who want on-demand rides.
ARTIC
The regional transit hub connecting trains and buses, a natural handoff between long-distance travel and local autonomous rides.
The 2028 Olympics
Events and visitors across the LA and Anaheim region, a proving ground and demand surge fleets will need to support.
Interstate 5 frontage
Direct access to the corridor fleets use to reposition vehicles across Orange County.
Right where the trips are
Charging and servicing capacity is most valuable placed where demand actually is. In Anaheim, that is right here.
Who it serves
Built for the fleet era
- Autonomous fleet operators seeking local charging, servicing, and staging capacity
- Depot, energy, cleaning, and maintenance partners building out Southern California
- Mobility and logistics teams planning for the robotaxi era in Orange County
Partner
Partner with EV Cafe
EV Cafe opens in early 2027. If you are planning fleet charging, servicing, or staging in Orange County, let's talk. You can also get directions to the Anaheim site.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Robotaxi Hub?
EV Cafe's robotaxi charging and servicing destination in Anaheim: high-capacity all-EV charging plus vehicle readiness and staging, built for autonomous fleets and opening early 2027.
What does a robotaxi charging and servicing hub do?
It gives fleets one local place to charge vehicles, clean and ready them, handle inspection and maintenance, and stage vehicles between rides, reducing downtime and repositioning miles.
Where is it?
1985 S. Santa Cruz St., Anaheim, CA 92805, in the Platinum Triangle with direct Interstate 5 access.
How much charging capacity is planned?
Up to 72 Tesla V4 Superchargers at up to 500 kW peak, with planned future inductive wireless charging.
Does it support all electric vehicles?
Yes. Magic Dock support covers CCS and NACS vehicles, so mixed fleets charge in one place.
When does it open?
Early 2027, timed for the robotaxi rollout and ahead of the 2028 Olympics.