Tesla trying out pop-up stores

Tesla is hauling two shipping containers around the US this summer to set up pop-up stores and put the Model S on display. The locations aren’t entirely known, but they are following wealthy potential buyers to popular vacation spots.

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Tesla keeps fighting nationwide for the right to sell its vehicles directly to customers with some success and failure. If you take a vacation this summer, you might see the company selling the Model S in some new, very temporary locations, though. The luxury EV maker is following wealthy potential buyers during the warm weather to create pop-up stores to lure them into the brand.

According to Fortune, these mobile stores are housed in two shipping containers, and the whole thing takes just a few hours to set up. A neutral gray and bright red paint scheme gives the structure a high-end feeling, and the Model S that’s parked inside at least introduces more people to the brand, if not spurs some sales.

Tesla has been moving three of these sites around Europe to engage buyers, and the first of these pop-ups already set up shop in Santa Barbara, CA, over Memorial Day weekend, according to Fortune. The next one heads to the Hamptons in New York. Tesla isn’t talking about any of the other future locales, but it’s certainly something to keep an eye out for during a summer road trip.

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