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I was tempted to do this myself and scraped some data from GetAround to evaluate the feasibility of it. There are currently 14 Teslas on GetAround in SF. From
by joshfraser 10y ago
I was tempted to do this myself and scraped some data from GetAround to evaluate the feasibility of it. There are currently 14 Teslas on GetAround in SF. From what I can tell from the data, about half of them are making enough money to cover the costs of their lease. The biggest determinate of whether or not they break even is how often they make it available on the weekend. The biggest challenge is finding parking. There are quite a few city lots that offer chargers, but most of them have a 2 hour charging limit before the car has to be moved. If someone in SF has a parking spot and a plug and would like to see a Tesla in it, PM me and let's chat. :)
- Hydraulix989 10y agoI'd be concerned about going over the lease's mileage limits. Most people that have rented my car on GetAround use it for trips to drive all the way to Sausolito or to Big Sur. If I were leasing my car, it would've gone over in a few months. You get rekt on costs if you go over the mileage limit.