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Tesla to expand vehicle rental service to four more U.S. states
Tesla will extend its vehicle rental program to Maryland, Kansas, Washington, and Pennsylvania, according to new job listings. The service, which started in California and expanded to Michigan, offers competitive rates: $60 per day for Model 3/Y and $75 for Cybertruck, including unlimited miles, free Supercharging, full app access, and supervised Full Self-Driving. Rentals require a minimum of three days and vehicles must stay within their state of origin. Additionally, customers who purchase a Tesla within seven days after renting receive a $250 credit, encouraging purchase after an extended
- Rental expands to Maryland, Kansas, Washington, and Pennsylvania.
- Model 3/Y costs $60/day, Cybertruck $75/day with unlimited miles.
- Minimum three-day rental; vehicles must remain in state.
🔎 Why it matters: The expansion to four more states increases access to Tesla’s rental service featuring supervised Full Self-Driving and free Supercharging, key components of Tesla’s business model.
📈 Upside: Enhances extended test drive experience and eases purchase with a $250 credit after rental.
📉 Risk: Restriction that vehicles remain in state limits long-distance trips and may affect adoption.
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