I-20 · Columbia County, Georgia · Exit 183

THE FUTURE OF THE AMERICAN TRAVEL STOP

Rest & Recharge Inc is building America's first purpose-built EV charging destination hub — not just a place to plug in, but a complete ecosystem. Charging, lodging, dining, autonomous transport, and a vertiport for the air taxis that are already coming.

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20+
DC Fast Chargers
$8–12M
Phase 1 Raise
$108M+
NEVI Funds Available
30,000+
Sq Ft Facility
EV ChargingWireless ChargingBattery SwappingTiny Home LodgingDining & RetailDog ParkZAP Mobile AppSolar + Wind + NuclearRobotaxi FleeteVTOL VertiportHydrogen FuelingI-20 Exit 183Columbia County GANet-Zero Carbon EV ChargingWireless ChargingBattery SwappingTiny Home LodgingDining & RetailDog ParkZAP Mobile AppSolar + Wind + NuclearRobotaxi FleeteVTOL VertiportHydrogen FuelingI-20 Exit 183Columbia County GANet-Zero Carbon
Redefining what it means to stop.

Rest & Recharge was built on a simple insight: as EVs take over American roads, the infrastructure serving those drivers hasn't kept up. Rest stops are outdated. Charging networks are sparse. And nobody has thought about what a driver actually needs during a 30-minute charge.

We're not building a charging station. We're building the place travelers will actually look forward to stopping at — a self-contained hub where every minute of charge time is time well spent.

What We're Building

Not a charging station.
A destination ecosystem.

EV drivers need 20–45 minutes to charge. We're building the place they'll actually want to stop — a vertically integrated facility with every service a modern traveler needs, under one roof.

Phase 1 · Core
20+ DC Fast Chargers
150–350 kW rapid charging for all major EV brands, plus wireless charging capability. Reserve your spot in advance via the ZAP app. Real-time availability on approach.
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Phase 1 · Core
Tiny Home Lodging
12–16 premium short-stay units at $85–$145/night. Ideal for overnight road trips, Masters Tournament visitors, and military families from Fort Eisenhower.
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Phase 1 · Core
Dining & Retail
Full-service dining, convenience retail, and local business showcases. Not vending machines and stale coffee — real food, local flavor, regional culture on display.
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Phase 1 · Core
Entertainment Hub
Lightning-fast Wi-Fi, gaming stations, and premium lounges. Themed rest areas celebrating Georgia and regional culture. Charge time becomes quality time.
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Phase 1 · Core
Dog Park & Play Areas
Family-friendly outdoor amenities for America's 90 million dog owners and traveling families. A real reason to stop — not just a necessity.
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Phase 1 · Core
ZAP Mobile App
Reserve chargers, book lodging, summon a robotaxi, track charge status — all in one app. Dynamic pricing, real-time updates, and crypto payments (BTC, XRP, SOL) accepted.
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Phase 2 · Tech Layer
Robotaxi Fleet
10–20 autonomous EVs, 50-mile service radius. Airport transfers, local commutes, tourism support. Dynamic pricing, in-vehicle advertising. $856K projected Year 1 fleet revenue.
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Phase 2 · Tech Layer
Battery Swapping
5-minute full battery swap — faster than a fuel stop. IoT-managed swap bays with automated inventory. Eliminates charge wait time entirely for supported vehicles.
Phase 3 · Future Hub
eVTOL Vertiport
2–4 landing pads for electric air taxis. Landing fees, passenger terminal, in-hub eVTOL charging. Designed into the site from day one. The Atlanta–Augusta air corridor starts here.
Phase 3 · Future Hub
Hydrogen Fueling
Future-proofed for hydrogen and alternative fuel vehicles. As the market evolves, Rest & Recharge stations evolve with it — no stranded assets, no retrofits.
Facility Design

Large-format scale.
Next-gen purpose.

Our 30,000+ sq ft vertical facility is designed from the ground up as a multi-level destination hub — not a retrofitted gas station. Every floor serves a distinct function. Every square foot generates revenue.

Revenue Per Floor
Ground: EV charging bays + retail + dining + lobby
Level 2: Tiny home lodging units + rest suites
Level 3: Modern office / co-working spaces
Roof: Solar canopy + eVTOL landing pads (Phase 3)
Vertical Facility Layout — Rest & Recharge Station
☀ SOLAR CANOPY + eVTOL PADS
Phase 3
💼 OFFICE / CO-WORK
Phase 1
🏠 TINY HOME LODGING
Phase 1
⚡ CHARGING · RETAIL · DINING · LOBBY
Phase 1
Benchmark Reference
America's top-performing large-format travel stops run 30,000–60,000 sq ft. Our 30,000+ sq ft target matches that proven model — with a vertical stack that maximizes revenue per acre and is engineered for future expansion from day one.
Strategic Location

The right exit.
At the right moment.

I-20 Exit 183, Columbia County, Georgia. 130 miles east of Atlanta. 80 miles west of Columbia, SC. A major east-west artery connecting Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina — with no competing EV hub in sight.

Augusta NationalMasters Tournament traffic anchor
Fort EisenhowerFederal employee + military market
Plant VogtleNuclear clean energy partner + workforce
Columbia County#1 fastest-growing county in Georgia
NEVI DesignatedI-20 is an official federal NEVI corridor
Augusta Metro750,000+ population draw
I-20 CORRIDOR — GEORGIA
Atlanta
130 mi →
★ Exit 183
R&R Site
Augusta
← 30 min
Columbia SC
← 80 mi
Three-Phase Growth Vision

Built to scale.
Designed to last.

Each phase builds on the last. Phase 1 proves the model. Phase 2 adds the autonomous tech layer. Phase 3 makes this something no competitor can replicate — nationwide.

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Phase One · $8M–$12M Raise
The Proving Ground
Years 1–3 · 2027–2029
Target Launch: 2027 · I-20 Exit 183
  • 20+ DC fast chargers (150–350 kW) + wireless charging
  • 12–16 tiny home lodging units
  • Full-service dining, retail, and local business showcases
  • Entertainment hub — Wi-Fi, gaming, themed lounges
  • Dog park, play areas, and family amenities
  • Solar canopy + renewable energy infrastructure
  • ZAP mobile app with dynamic pricing
  • 24/7 app-based chatbot + in-person customer support
Revenue-generating core that funds everything that follows.
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Phase Two · $15M–$25M Raise
The Tech Layer
Years 3–5 · 2029–2031
Series A · Backed by Phase 1 operating data
  • Battery swapping — 5-minute full swap, IoT-managed
  • Robotaxi fleet — 10–20 autonomous EVs
  • 50-mile service radius · airport + transit connections
  • Dynamic ride pricing + in-vehicle advertising revenue
  • Advanced IoT + automation systems across all bays
  • 2nd station site selection and development underway
Fleet revenue, expanded reach, and Series A funding.
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Phase Three · $25M+ Raise
The Future Hub
Year 5+ · FY2032 and beyond
National expansion · 10-station portfolio
  • eVTOL vertiport — 2–4 landing pads, designed in from day one
  • Hydrogen fueling station for next-gen vehicles
  • Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) energy services
  • Airport-style terminal amenities + premium lounge
  • National 10-station portfolio buildout
  • $150M–$250M combined revenue target
National brand, eVTOL revenue, and a portfolio exit opportunity.
Our Commitment

Net-zero carbon.
From day one.

Rest & Recharge stations are designed to run on clean energy from multiple sources — and to achieve net-zero carbon emissions as a core operating standard, not an afterthought.

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Solar + Wind Power
Solar canopy over the charging area generates on-site renewable energy. Wind power integration planned as part of our hybrid energy model, reducing grid dependence from the start.
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Plant Vogtle Partnership
Our proximity to Plant Vogtle — the only operating new nuclear facility in the US — creates a unique clean energy partnership opportunity. Nuclear baseload power ensures 24/7 emissions-free charging at scale.
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Advanced Energy Storage
State-of-the-art battery storage systems absorb off-peak renewable generation and release it during peak demand. Combined with IoT-managed energy dispatch, this drives down operational costs while maintaining clean energy delivery.
Financial Projections

Three scenarios.
One opportunity.

Phase 1 projections modeled across three investor audiences. Full model including Phase 2 robotaxi and Phase 3 eVTOL projections available after NDA execution.

Conservative
For: Banks & SBA Lenders
RAISE
$8M
Year 1 Revenue
$3.2M
Year 3 Revenue
$3.8M
Breakeven
28 Months
"Debt-serviceable from Year 2. Proven model, manageable risk."
Moderate
For: Angels & Grants
RAISE
$10M
Year 1 Revenue
$6.2M
Year 3 Revenue
$8.6M
Breakeven
18 Months
"Realistic 18-month breakeven. Strong EV market tailwinds."
Aggressive
For: Venture Capital
RAISE
$12M
Year 1 Revenue
$11.6M
Year 3 Revenue
$18.9M
Breakeven
11 Months
"10x+ upside with Phase 2 robotaxi and national expansion."
Confidential Notice: These projections are forward-looking estimates for informational purposes. Full three-scenario financial model, cash flow statements, balance sheet, P&L, Phase 2 robotaxi projections, and Phase 3 eVTOL analysis are available upon NDA execution.
Market Timing

The window is open.

Four forces are converging right now at I-20 Exit 183. This is the moment to build.

$108M+
Georgia NEVI Funding
Georgia received over $108 million in NEVI formula funds for interstate charging infrastructure. I-20 is a designated NEVI corridor — and Exit 183 has no qualifying station yet. Rest & Recharge is positioned to be the anchor project.
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40M+
EVs on US Roads by 2030
From roughly 3 million EVs on American roads today to 40+ million by 2030. Every one of those drivers needs to stop on I-20 between Atlanta and the East Coast. The demand curve isn't speculative — it's federal policy.
35%
Columbia County Growth
Georgia's fastest-growing county — 35% population increase from 2010 to 2020. Proximity to Fort Eisenhower, Augusta National, Plant Vogtle, and a 750,000+ metro area creates a multi-layer customer base no single-purpose charging station can capture.
#1
$0
Competition at Exit 183
No Tesla Supercharger. No Electrify America. No Blink. No ChargePoint. The nearest competing EV hub is 10–15 miles in either direction — and none offer lodging, dining, or the full traveler experience. First mover here is a structural, durable advantage.
Investor Relations

The infrastructure play no one else is making.

Rest & Recharge is not building a charging station. We are building the infrastructure node that EV drivers, autonomous vehicles, and — within a decade — air taxis will depend on. A vertically integrated, net-zero facility engineered to generate revenue from 6 distinct streams. Each station is a $10.5M–$18.5M annual revenue asset at full build-out.

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SBA / Bank Loan
$4M – $6M
SBA 504 structure · 20-year term · First lien on assets · Debt-serviceable from Year 2
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Angel Investors
$1M – $2M
Equity or convertible note · NEVI grant co-applicant · Board observer seat
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NEVI / Government Grants
$1.5M – $2.5M
Georgia NEVI allocation · DOE clean energy programs · I-20 corridor designation
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Venture Capital
$1M – $2M
Preferred equity · Pro-rata Phase 2 rights · 10x upside with national expansion
Request Investor Access

All investor materials — including the full 3-scenario financial model, cash flow statements, P&L, Phase 2 robotaxi projections, Phase 3 eVTOL analysis, and the complete pitch deck — are available upon NDA execution.

📊 3-Scenario Financial Model + P&L (XLSX)
📋 16-Slide Investor Pitch Deck (PPTX)
📄 Full Business Plan (PDF)
🔒 Executive One-Pager (PDF)

You'll receive the NDA via email within 24 hours. All conversations are confidential.

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Founder & CEO
Phill Roland
Rest & Recharge Inc
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Headquarters
Decatur, Georgia 30032
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Email
invest@restandrechargeinc.com
Investor inquiries welcome
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Phone
(706) 250-0282
Mon–Fri 9AM–6PM EST
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Entity
Georgia C-Corporation
EIN: 39-4328122