Tesla’s New Rental Program: A Drive Like No Other

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The Electric Escape: What’s Going On?

In an electrifying twist of fate, Tesla is steering its inventory into a new lane—introducing a car rental program straight from its US stores! This move comes as sales have taken a nosedive, all thanks to the expiration of that oh-so-tempting federal tax credit. With inventories gathering dust, Tesla decided it was time to zap into the rental game. Think of it as a Tesla test drive on a slightly longer leash!

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Tesla?

For those eager to try out the electric lifestyle, you can nab a Tesla for a minimum of three days, up to a week, starting at a cool $60 per day. Depending on which model you fancy, the price can climb higher, but isn’t it worth it to roll in a ride that makes you look like you’re saving the planet one mile at a time? Plus, rentals include supercharging and a taste of full self-driving (supervised, of course)—it’s like a demo ride but with more visual candy.

A Greener Way to Buy?

But wait, there’s a cherry on top! If you find yourself breezing through the rental period and decide you can’t live without a Tesla of your own, there’s a $250 credit waiting for you toward a purchase if you order within a week. Tesla isn’t just flipping cars; they’re showcasing how owning a Tesla might be a voyage you never want to end. While this adventure kicks off in sunny Southern California, plans to expand to find eager renters across the nation are already in motion, promising more opportunities to drive Tesla’s future.

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