Recharged America grew directly out of the operating work — the parking lots, leases, and airport-adjacent land I already run in the Vail Valley — extended to the next thing travelers on this corridor need: power, and a better place to wait for it.
Recharged+ America is a flagship reimagining of the EV and autonomous-vehicle pit stop — a next-generation network where charging, coffee, community, fitness, car wash, and mountain-style residences converge under one roof.
Each destination is built for how people actually travel today: pull in to charge, stay for great coffee, work from a panoramic lounge, train in a full-service gym, and step out into a polished, high-end environment that feels nothing like a gas station or rest stop.
Two flagship Colorado locations anchor the network along the I-70 mountain corridor — the busiest gateway between Denver and the Western Slope — positioning Recharged+ as the default stop for Vail Valley travelers and Eagle County Airport arrivals.
33885 US-6, Edwards, CO 81632
Set against the Vail Valley foothills, Edwards Stone Yard is the first Recharged+ destination — a three-story timber, stone, and glass landmark on US-6 with high-power EV charging under a sweeping canopy, an all-day coffee and lounge floor, a mountain-view fitness club, and turn-key residences on the upper level.
60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637
Minutes from Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE), this destination is purpose-built for travelers arriving in the Vail Valley. A circular, panoramic structure pairs a high-throughput EV charging plaza and car wash bays with an upper-level coffee, lounge, and fitness floor — so a rideshare drop-off, rental swap, or autonomous fleet handoff feels effortless.
I-70 is the spine of mountain travel in Colorado — year-round commuter, ski, airport, and freight traffic between Denver and the Western Slope funnels through the same corridor. Edwards and Gypsum sit on opposite ends of the Vail Valley, capturing both directions of that flow.
Together, the two flagships act as bookends of the Vail Valley and proof points for a national network: where the road recharges — in every sense.
Recharged+ America is more than a charging stop. Members get a tiered ecosystem of perks designed around how people actually live and travel in the mountains.
The result is an aspirational, full-stack mountain destination: charge the car, train, work, eat, and — for those who want to stay — live, all under the Recharged+ America brand.
Recharged+ America is the physical layer of the Autonomy thesis: high-value, high-traffic real estate where EV charging, autonomous-vehicle handoffs, hospitality, and mountain-style living converge. Two flagships are live in concept along the Vail Valley. The network is just getting started.