Core Insights - Tesla Inc. is expanding its rental program across multiple U.S. cities, indicating a strategic move to enhance its service offerings and customer engagement [1][2]. Rental Program Details - The rental program will feature vehicles such as the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y starting at $60 per day, with the Cybertruck priced at $75 per day, and the Model S and Model X at $90 per day [3]. - The program includes benefits like unlimited miles, free Supercharging, and access to Full Self-Driving (FSD) features, along with a $250 discount on vehicle purchases made within 7 days of rental [3]. - Job listings for "Rental Readiness Specialist" positions have been posted in cities including Boston, Austin, Fort Worth, Phoenix, Houston, and Nashville, suggesting a significant expansion of the rental initiative [2]. Previous Initiatives - Tesla had previously launched a rental program in San Diego, which is set to run until December 31, 2025, with specific requirements for renters, including being at least 21 years old and possessing a valid driver's license [4]. Future Business Model - Elon Musk has suggested a potential future model where Tesla owners could rent out their vehicles when not in use, likening it to a service that combines elements of Uber and Airbnb [5]. Performance Insights - Ross Gerber, co-founder of Gerber Kawasaki, has praised the improvements in Tesla's FSD v14, indicating positive sentiment towards the company's technological advancements [6]. - Tesla's stock performance showed a decline of 2.17% to $395.23 at market close, but experienced a 0.60% increase to $397.60 in after-hours trading [6].