What about Surcharges?

In most cases everything is included. The following surcharges may apply: - $100 Cleaning fee if returned with a bunch of trash or detailed cleaning is required - $25 Recharge fee if returned with less than 20 miles of range - $175 Lost key fee - You must cover any Idle fees from extended charger use. Please use the text app to check range. Idle fees may occur if the vehicle is fully charged and still in use on Tesla superchargers, Chargepoint, or EVGo chargers.

How does Electric Vehicle Charging work?

Electric chargers are becoming more ubiquitous, but there's a few things to know. You're not buying gas anymore and instead plugging in! It's tricky at first (like fueling at the gas station for the first time), but if you've read this far I know you can do it. 1. You will likely find yourself in at least one of 3 common charging scenarios: - At home: Plug into a standard 120v outlet for ~4 mph of charge or an RV outlet for ~22 mph. - At work or shopping: Level 2 chargers are widely available, free and paid. ChargePoint and EV Go are common paid chargers in the south east. - On the road: Tesla-brand paid Superchargers offer a quick recharge on trips offering about a 40 minute break while on a road trip. (Good time to stretch legs, bathroom, and grab a bite to eat) 2. To maintain good battery life, don't go below 20 miles of range and avoid charging all the way up to 195 miles except for long trips. 3. Download the Plugshare app - this free app helps you find free and paid chargers in your area and on trips.

Thinking about buying?

After you've had a chance to see how the Model X fits in your life, consider using the following link to purchase. Not only does it help me keep track of the impact of sharing this vehicle on Turo with you, but we will both receive 1000 miles free Supercharging: https://ts.la/reid36337