The inside of a Boxabl instant household. Boxabl/Twitter

The world’s second richest guy Elon Musk, even with a internet well worth of $166 billion, famously does not want to possess any property so that he can emphasis on the bigger missions of producing Earth greener (Tesla) and shifting human beings to Mars (SpaceX). He’s not kidding. The multi-billionaire lately said he’d marketed all of his mansions in California apart from for just one occasion house in the Bay Space.

But the gentleman nonetheless wants a spot to live. Before this month, Musk tweeted that his primary home now is a small rented household in Boca Chica, Texas, around SpaceX’s growth and examination internet site.

The Houston Chronicle unveiled in a Monday report what the inside of of Musk’s humble property appeared like: It is virtually a box—a mass-generated, 20 feet x 20 feet foldable, prefabricated household built by Boxabl, a startup earning modular instant residences.

“The ‘Boxabl Casita’ Musk reportedly lives in is established up like a studio condominium, with one substantial room partitioned into a residing space and bedroom location, a absolutely geared up kitchen area band a rest room with a tub shower,” the Chronicle noted.

“It’s kinda magnificent though,” Musk tweeted.

Past November, Boxabl posted a video on YouTube saying that the company experienced just created a Casita home for a “high-profile” and “top-secret” consumer in Boca Chica. The client was apparently related to SpaceX due to the fact the dwelling shown in the video experienced a poster of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on the door.

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The id of that top-mystery customer became even clearer immediately after Musk tweeted previously this thirty day period that his latest residence is a $50,000 household in Boca Chica.

On Sunday, the YouTuber Meet up with Kevin tweeted that he’d asked Boxabl CEO whether Musk now life in a Boxabl household. The CEO replied, “Can’t say.”

Boxabl’s formal take care of afterwards retweeted Meet Kevin’s article with a wink-wink reply, “No remark.”

 

 

Elon Musk’s New Permanent Home Is a $50,000 Box—Take a Look Inside

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