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- No pets, smoking, vaping, food or drink in the car during the rental. Any spills, smells, hair or damages to the car will incur heavy cleaning charges, so please keep it neat! - No Machine Wash! The car is ceramic coated so machine wash will ruin it - Renters are required to upload full and complete photos of the car, odometer and their license(s) to the Turo app before and after the trip. - Return with the same level of charge - Renter responsible for the charging costs during rental. You can use the Tesla Superchargers and I will bill you for usage in bulk after your rental. Superchargers can be found by searching on the GPS system in the car. For 3rd party apps like ChargePoint, download their apps, set up an account and use the map to find a charger nearest to your nearest location.

• How do I open the door? How do I lock/unlock it?

  To open the car door, push on the wide part of metal handle inlaid in the door. The skinny part should pop out. Grab it with your hand and pull it open to open the door. To open the door from the inside, push the small black button with the thin white line on it, located on the inside door handle near your thumb area. To lock and unlock the car from the outside, touch the keycard pouch to the area on the door panel below the side-view camera. To lock or unlock from the inside, push the lock logo on the touchscreen. On the page with the video from Tesla, you will also find other short video clips on how to use various features of the Model 3. Please be sure you watch these before your rental not only for your safety, but to truly enjoy the Tesla Model 3 experience! Once you're familiar with how the car works, it's really, really cool and fun to drive.

• How do I turn on Autopilot?

  Push down twice on the shifting stick towards the Drive position when you see a steering wheel logo on the screen. Here is a short video clip from Tesla to better understand: https://www.tesla.com/support/model-3-videos#enhanced-autopilot. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE: The "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving" features of the car do not mean that the car will drive on its own...yet. Tesla is working on that but as of right now, these are safety and convenience features meant to ASSIST the driver, not take over. They do not give the driver the ability to text while driving, drink and drive, or otherwise not be alert and control the car. These features MAY work at red lights or stop signs as of this writing, but please continue to use extreme caution. We insist you please keep your hands on the wheel at all times, even on Autopilot, and to be prepared to take over the vehicle at a moment's notice. On the page with the video from Tesla, you will also find other short video clips on how to use various features of the Model 3. Please be sure you watch these before your rental not only for your safety, but to truly enjoy the Tesla Model 3 experience! Once you're familiar with how the car works, it's really, really cool and fun to drive.

• What should I know about charging the car?

  There are three things you should know: charging times, charger types, and battery health tips. Charging electric cars can take a long time. Most standard chargers replenish 20-25 miles of driving range per hour. So, if you need to add 200 miles of charge for the next day, you should do it overnight because it'll take about 8 hours. Tesla Superchargers, on the other hand, can refill 50% of the battery in 30 minutes. If you're pressed for time and need to get battery range fast, the quickest way to refill the battery and avoid the fee is to go to a Supercharger. Here is the secret trick to EV charging: charge whenever you park. If you do this, you’ll almost never have to worry about running out of battery life or having to stop somewhere to refuel. Most places in the Bay Area either have charging spots there or nearby. Get the Chargepoint app to find and use available charging stations and park at one wherever you go: grocery stores, shopping, hotels, eating out, etc. 3rd Party charging stations require the adapter, Tesla Superchargers don’t. Those ones are found on the car’s GPS (red lightning bolts). Please avoid Supercharging frequently. The closest Tesla Supercharger is in Daly City