It all started with a tweet.
Last March Elon Musk inconspicuously asked his Twitter followers if he should have a “mega rave cave” under Tesla’s then-pending Berlin GigaFactory. Lo and behold, just over 18 months later, Musk’s Berlin Giga Factory has thrown their first official rave.
Tesla should have a mega rave cave under the Berlin Gigafatory
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 10, 2020
Coined GigaFest, the event welcomed nearly 9,000 visitors to Tesla’s newly minted grounds for the auto-maker’s first foray into the live festival experience. Live DJs (including the famed Boris Brejcha), food trucks, a ferris wheel, and of course, Tesla Accelerator ride-alongs were all up for grabs, as Musk showed once again that even the craziest of Twitter pipe dreams can become a raving reality.
Boris Brejcha live at #GigaFest #gigaBerlin pic.twitter.com/vWMdrNy25G
— Tesla Welt – german Podcast about Tesla (@teslawelt) October 9, 2021
The GigaFactory is set as Tesla’s first European based location, but is waiting on its final permits before opening its doors to nearly 8,000 employees.
Featured image: Liesa Johannssen-Koppitz
