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Turo will allow renters in the US to search for Teslas equipped with Full Self-Driving (Supervised), or FSD, starting October 28, using a direct integration with Tesla's API to verify which vehicles have the feature enabled. Eligible Turo hosts can receive a free one-month trial of FSD, after which the $99 per month subscription applies. Tesla reported 1.74 million active FSD subscriptions in Q3, a figure that contributes to Elon Musk's performance-based compensation. Turo CEO Andre Haddad described the integration as an industry-first with Tesla, noting that Model 3 and Model Y are the third- and fourth-most popular vehicles on the platform this year.
Renters will see warnings to monitor the system and remain ready to take control, as FSD (Supervised) requires constant human oversight. Turo cites its research showing 55% of Americans are interested in driverless technology, rising to 71% among Gen Z. The company did not specify whether FSD-equipped cars will command higher rental rates or who bears liability if a crash occurs while FSD is in use.
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