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IT Home reported on October 26 that car rental platform Turo announced it will launch the first verified Tesla FSD (Supervised) rental experience in the United States on October 28. Users will then be able to search for and book Tesla vehicles with FSD (Supervised) enabled directly on Turo, which will verify the vehicles’ feature status directly through an API.
Turo reminds users to read Tesla’s official FSD instructions and familiarize themselves with applicable safety guidelines and regulations before picking up a vehicle and starting a trip. Although the system offers capable driver assistance, it still requires driver supervision and should not be regarded as a fully autonomous driving service.
Turo said that, so far this year, the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have become the third and fourth most popular models on its platform, respectively. As consumer interest in driver assistance technology continues to grow, this integration is expected to make these vehicles more attractive to renters and create more income opportunities for their owners.
Turo currently has thousands of Tesla vehicles that support FSD on its platform. The company expects total bookings of US$3.3 billion in 2026 (IT Home note: approximately 22.036 billion yuan at current exchange rates), revenue of US$1.2 billion (approximately 8.013 billion yuan at current exchange rates), and a fifth consecutive year of profitability.