Tesla Cybertruck: The Lucrative Peer-to-Peer Rental Business

Peer-to-peer car rental platforms are integrating the Tesla Cybertruck with completely crazy daily rates.

Human beings are wonderful. Facing every problem that arises, they will always look for a solution. At least a workaround. Thus, while the delivery times for the Tesla Cybertruck are as long as a day without bread, and resale without Tesla’s permission is prohibited, clever people have come up with an idea to ride the wave. Peer-to-peer rental.

Are peer-to-peer platforms legal?

It is perfectly legal, both in the United States and France. The only issue is your relation to property, because the people renting you your car may misuse it. And over time, repair costs could become more expensive than the income generated.

In the case of the Tesla Cybertruck, there is little chance that such a dilemma will arise. Cunning individuals who have listed their vehicle for daily rental have set absolutely crazy rates: 950 dollars per day (about 872 euros). With a starting price of 79,990 dollars before taxes, or approximately 90,000 euros including VAT, Tesla Cybertruck owners can recoup their investment within just three months!

For this amount, the allowed distance is 200 miles (321 km), roughly the capacity of a battery charge. Any additional mile will be billed at 4.75 dollars, or about 2.8 euros / kilometer extra.

Due to demand, rentals are often conditioned on a three-day reservation, which immediately amounts to nearly 3,000 dollars for a 600-mile trip.

And you, would you buy a Tesla Cybertruck and rent it out directly to take advantage of this opportunity?

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