19 Tesla V4 Superchargers at the I-405, I-5, and SR-118 in Los Angeles. Robot barista. Hot food. High-end restrooms. Real equity. This is the infrastructure replacing gas stations. And you can own it.
This Reg CF offering is made available through PicMii Crowdfunding, LLC (d/b/a Highlander Crowdfunding). This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.
EVII Mission Hills, Inc. is a California corporation that will own and operate a Tesla destination charging hub at the convergence of the I-405, I-5, and SR-118 in Los Angeles. This offering is open to everyone. No accreditation required.
Investors receive potential semiannual distributions from operating profits, based on the performance of the location and not guaranteed. This is a new category in real estate. We are creating it.
Most charging sites make money one way. Mission Hills is designed to generate revenue six ways, all running simultaneously from a single address.
*All revenue projections are forward-looking estimates based on the EVII Mission Hills Master Financial Model. Actual results may vary materially. These figures assume base case operating conditions and are not guaranteed. Review the complete Form C filing on SEC EDGAR before investing.
Round 2 is currently open at $2.85 per share through PicMii Crowdfunding, LLC (d/b/a Highlander Crowdfunding), a FINRA/SEC registered funding portal. SEC-filed under Regulation CF. Full disclosures, risk factors, and financial statements are available in our Form C filing on SEC EDGAR.
We did not work backward from a target return. These projections are built from three sources: utilization data shared directly with us by Tesla corporate, EV adoption modeling from Stable Auto, and traffic analysis of the 577,000+ daily vehicle movements at the 405/5/118 interchange. We modeled conservative, base, and upside scenarios. What you see below is what the math produced.
The base case assumes 14 charging sessions per stall per day at $0.60/kWh. The Tesla Diner in Hollywood — 80 stalls, hot food, drinks, restrooms, and media — averages 28 sessions per stall per day. Our upside case assumes 20 sessions, which is still below what the Tesla Diner delivers. Mission Hills has one structural advantage they do not have: we sit at the foot of the 405, flanked by the 118 and I-5, in the San Fernando Valley — the highest EV-adopting residential corridor in Los Angeles. All assumptions are disclosed in full in our Form C, filed with the SEC.
*All projections are forward-looking estimates based on the EVII Mission Hills Master Financial Model. The Tesla Diner Hollywood (80 stalls) averages 28 sessions per stall per day. Our base case assumes 14 sessions per stall per day; actual results may vary materially. Investing in private placements involves a high degree of risk including the potential loss of the entire investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Review the complete Form C filing on SEC EDGAR before investing. Consult your legal, tax, and financial advisors.
*All projections are forward-looking estimates based on the EVII Mission Hills Master Financial Model. The Tesla Diner Hollywood (80 stalls) averages 28 sessions per stall per day. Our base case assumes 14 sessions per stall per day; actual results may vary materially. Investing in private placements involves a high degree of risk including the potential loss of the entire investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Review the complete Form C filing on SEC EDGAR before investing. Consult your legal, tax, and financial advisors.
EV Initiative is building a network of destination charging hubs — each one a landmark, each one its own investment. Three tiers. One brand. A growing advertising network that compounds in value as every new location comes online.
Los Angeles needs more charging infrastructure. We build destinations people choose to come back to — not just out of utility. This offering is for Mission Hills specifically. Investors in this raise own equity in EVII Mission Hills, Inc. — this address only, not any future location.
Next in the pipeline: Woodland Hills, Marina Del Rey, Orange County. Long-term: national. Each new location will be its own separate offering.

1 in 4 cars sold in California is already electric — driven by real consumer demand. The San Fernando Valley leads the region. And it has almost no destination-quality charging infrastructure to show for it.
In the 20th century, the gas station corner lot built generational wealth. That transition is happening again, right now. The investors who move early will own the corners.
This window is open. It will not stay open long.
A 20-40 minute charging session is a predictable, captive window. Mission Hills is engineered to monetize every minute of it.
Drivers choose charging locations based on safety, cleanliness, and what else they can do while they wait. Mission Hills wins on every dimension.
Starbucks Rewards is one of the most profitable loyalty programs in history. It doesn't just bring people back — it gets them to preload money, order ahead, and spend more per visit. Mission Hills runs the same playbook. The EV Initiative loyalty and rewards platform is planned to launch alongside the opening of EVII Mission Hills.
Built to own. Not to flip. Six revenue streams from day one. Every car that plugs in triggers multiple revenue events.
EV Initiative is the company creating Real Estate + Experience-Driven Charging™ — premium, freeway-accessible EV charging destinations that combine Tesla Supercharger infrastructure with on-site experiences that earn repeat visits and generate revenue six ways.
Every location is its own corporate entity with its own cap table. Investors in EVII Mission Hills, Inc. own this site specifically. Not a fund. Not a REIT. Direct equity. Potential distributions based on location performance. One address.
Mission Hills is our flagship. Permits in weeks. Groundbreaking June 2026. Revenue begins Q1 2027.
Everything you need to know before investing in EVII Mission Hills.
Mission Hills is a direct ownership stake in next-generation transportation infrastructure serving Los Angeles. Open to all investors. Potential semiannual distributions. Permits in weeks.
This offering is conducted through PicMii Crowdfunding, LLC (d/b/a Highlander Crowdfunding), a FINRA/SEC registered funding portal. Minimum investment: $300. Maximum raise: $3,500,000. Offering deadline: April 30, 2026.