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Please park on the street in front of the Acoma Apartment complex located across from the Boulevard Lofts.

***No pets or smoking*** ($150 fine for failing to comply) Charging the Tesla is a breeze! Superchargers are conveniently located every 100 miles on all major interstates--charging 200miles in 20 minutes-- with plenty located all across the greater Denver area! Please note that supercharging fees do apply, averaging about $15-20 per 300 miles charged (this will be automatically charged to my credit card on file and I will apply for reimbursement once your trip has concluded). To avoid recharging fees upon return of the Tesla you have two options: 1. Choose the prepaid EV Recharging option prior to booking to avoid fees 2. Return the Tesla with 280+ miles of charge If you fail to return the Tesla with sufficient mileage a fee of $10-20 will be applied depending on how much charge was remaining upon returning. **Mountain Travel** Please note that our Model 3 comes with AWD and performs extremely well in the Rockies. However, trips to the mountains often result in a very dirty Tesla upon return. If you do not select a prepaid cleaning fee, please be advised that a cleaning fee ($25) may be charged for proper removal of dust, dirt and grime from the mountain roads!

• I've never driven a Tesla and am curious as to how it works?

  Don't fret! I will personally spend 15 minutes during the pick-up to give you a full run down and send detailed videos prior to your scheduled trip!

• Everything you need to know about charging!

  // Charging // There are three ways to charge Model Y, which I have described in detail below. Please be sure to never let the battery go below 30 miles of range as it will put you at risk and can damage the Tesla battery. If you go below 30 miles of range, there may be a fine of up to $250. All Tesla charging fees will be billed to you after your trip because Tesla automatically charges my credit card. Supercharging is still very cost effective averaging $15-20 to fill up costing 50% or less than a gasoline car. / Tesla Supercharger / This is my recommendation as it is by far the fastest and easiest way to charge Tesla vehicles. It was designed for fast charging on road trips and will charge 300-900 miles/hr at 480V giving you ~200 miles in ~20 minutes. I highly recommend using Tesla Superchargers during road trips as it is superior to all other charging methods and it's built into the Tesla Navigation on your display. As soon as you plug in, the display inside the car will show you how long it will take to charge the vehicle until full and shows you the cost in real time. / Tesla Destination Charger or Universal EV Charger / Tesla Destination Chargers are installed by businesses and land owners for public use, but are ~10x slower than Tesla Superchargers. They use 240V and will give you~30-44 miles of range per hour. They will also automatically pop up in the Tesla Navigation on your display when you're on a trip. This would be a good option if you are plugging in overnight at your hotel. Universal EV Chargers such as ChargePoint use 240V and will give you ~20-28 miles of ranger per hour. These are quite slow, but could be a good option if you are too far from Tesla Supercharger or Tesla Destination Charger. They require the provided adapter, which is stored in the frunk. You can download the ChargePoint or PlugShare app to find the nearest Universal EV Charger. / Tesla Mobile Charger / The Tesla Mobile Charger is not recommended unless being used in a private garage or in an emergency situation. It uses 120V and will only give you 3-5 miles of range per hour making it very slow and ineffective for road trips. I provide the Tesla Mobile Charger and extension cord (only for emergency use) in the frunk.