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5 seats
Electric
325 miles
Trip start
Trip end
Insurance via Travelers
This exclusive car has additional safety checks for guests under 30.
Adaptive cruise control
All-wheel drive
Backup camera
Blind spot warning
Brake assist
Lane departure warning
Lane keeping assist
Snow tires
AUX input
Bluetooth
USB charger
USB input
GPS
Keyless entry
Toll pass
Must be 25+ to book
Heated seats
Sunroof
Convenience
Skip the rental counter
Use the app for pickup and return instructions
Add drivers anytime after booking
2-hour pickup window
No need to modify your trip unless you’re running more than 2 hours late
Peace of mind
No car wash necessary, but keep the vehicle tidy
Free access to 24/7 roadside assistance
24/7 customer support
4.92
63 ratings
It’s a great truck and a lot of fun to experience. It’s well-maintained. The process was easy. The owner was accessible if I had any questions. Easy five stars and I will definitely rent again.
Patrick •
Extremely Poor Experience. Unsafe Vehicle and Unprofessional Host.
We rented Samuel’s Cybertruck for a trip to West Texas and ended up stranded in remote BigBend for approximately 12 hours after a tire failure. The vehicle had severely worn tires, a condition also noted by a responding sheriff. For a rental that included 1,800 miles of permitted travel, the condition of those tires was unacceptable.
With no cellular service, we had to contact emergency services using satellite communication, arrange towing, rely on strangers for transportation, and ultimately take a train back to Austin. We incurred $800 in towing expenses and lost a substantial portion of our trip. As well as train and ground transportation costs in addition.
Samuel’s response was perhaps as disappointing as the vehicle itself. Rather than acknowledge the seriousness of what happened, he repeatedly attempted to shift blame onto us for driving on the dirt and gravel roads common throughout West Texas. He subsequently complained about the vehicle being dirty, despite knowing we had been stranded and that it required two tows to get back to Austin.
We even had to leave camping equipment in the vehicle because we had no practical way to transport it during our emergency return. Samuel did agree to safeguard those belongings.
Throughout this ordeal, Samuel was defensive, accusatory, and unwilling to meaningfully address our concerns about the condition of his vehicle.
A rental vehicle should be properly maintained and safe to operate. A host should also take reasonable responsibility when something goes seriously wrong. In our experience, Samuel failed on both counts.
I would strongly discourage anyone from renting this vehicle. What should have been an enjoyable trip became an expensive, exhausting, and entirely avoidable ordeal.
John •
You know any tire can get blown up if you decide to drive it on rocky and unsafe roads! If me paying $2400 to replace all four tires because of your rack less driving is not enough you want to try and make me look bad so people don’t rent my car is a mind blowing! There was something scratchy about you from the day you booked my truck and I wish I listened to my gut! A guest with 4.5 star rating should have been avoided at all costs but I wanted to maintain my cancellation rates low but lesson
Excellent. We loved Sam’s Cybertruck. Felt at home being away from our own Cyberbeast.
Patrick •
Great fun to drive including using FSD.
Paul •
Awesome truck, FSD amazing and Sam super helpful
jonathan •
4.92
63 ratings
It’s a great truck and a lot of fun to experience. It’s well-maintained. The process was easy. The owner was accessible if I had any questions. Easy five stars and I will definitely rent again.
Patrick •
Extremely Poor Experience. Unsafe Vehicle and Unprofessional Host.
We rented Samuel’s Cybertruck for a trip to West Texas and ended up stranded in remote BigBend for approximately 12 hours after a tire failure. The vehicle had severely worn tires, a condition also noted by a responding sheriff. For a rental that included 1,800 miles of permitted travel, the condition of those tires was unacceptable.
With no cellular service, we had to contact emergency services using satellite communication, arrange towing, rely on strangers for transportation, and ultimately take a train back to Austin. We incurred $800 in towing expenses and lost a substantial portion of our trip. As well as train and ground transportation costs in addition.
Samuel’s response was perhaps as disappointing as the vehicle itself. Rather than acknowledge the seriousness of what happened, he repeatedly attempted to shift blame onto us for driving on the dirt and gravel roads common throughout West Texas. He subsequently complained about the vehicle being dirty, despite knowing we had been stranded and that it required two tows to get back to Austin.
We even had to leave camping equipment in the vehicle because we had no practical way to transport it during our emergency return. Samuel did agree to safeguard those belongings.
Throughout this ordeal, Samuel was defensive, accusatory, and unwilling to meaningfully address our concerns about the condition of his vehicle.
A rental vehicle should be properly maintained and safe to operate. A host should also take reasonable responsibility when something goes seriously wrong. In our experience, Samuel failed on both counts.
I would strongly discourage anyone from renting this vehicle. What should have been an enjoyable trip became an expensive, exhausting, and entirely avoidable ordeal.
John •
You know any tire can get blown up if you decide to drive it on rocky and unsafe roads! If me paying $2400 to replace all four tires because of your rack less driving is not enough you want to try and make me look bad so people don’t rent my car is a mind blowing! There was something scratchy about you from the day you booked my truck and I wish I listened to my gut! A guest with 4.5 star rating should have been avoided at all costs but I wanted to maintain my cancellation rates low but lesson
Excellent. We loved Sam’s Cybertruck. Felt at home being away from our own Cyberbeast.
Patrick •
Great fun to drive including using FSD.
Paul •
Awesome truck, FSD amazing and Sam super helpful
jonathan •
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No smoking allowed
Smoking in any Turo vehicle will result in a $150 fine
Keep the vehicle tidy
Unreasonably dirty vehicles may result in a $150 fine
Recharge the vehicle
Missing battery charge may result in an additional fee
No off-roading
Vehicle may have a device that collects driving and location data. Data may be shared with third parties for vehicle recovery or protection purposes.
