A handful of customer-spec Tesla Cybertrucks have popped up on Turo, which is kind of like the Airbnb of cars–a place where people can rent out their own cars and make some money on the side. It’s ...
I visited San Francisco from the UK and rented a Tesla through Turo for my trip. The entire experience (and the price) took me by surprise.
Being a happy electric car driver, I’ve loved the quiet ride and quick pick up for quite some time. My little Fiat 500e, just ...
Tesla fans (customers? followers?) have been obsessed with the automaker's latest product, the Cybertruck. It's been blowing up the internet since it began getting delivered to customers at the end of ...
It is hard to believe that someone would rent out their brand-new Tesla Cybertruck, but it appears that an early production unit of the electric truck was offered on Turo earlier this week.
A Cybertruck that exploded Wednesday in Las Vegas was rented on Turo, the car-sharing company said. The app was also used to rent the truck used in the New Orleans attack earlier Wednesday. President ...
Vehicles involved in two deadly incidents that rocked the nation on New Year’s Day had both been rented via a car rental platform named Turo. Though the app has increased in popularity in recent years ...
In the early hours of Jan. 1, 2025, two horrific attacks shook the nation, raising serious questions about car-sharing platform security and potential terrorism links. In Las Vegas, a Tesla Cybertruck ...
Tesla doesn't operate like other automakers. That makes testing one a bit more complicated. There's a weird relationship at the heart of car reviews. Dealers largely won't let us drive cars for more ...
NEW YORK — Two deadly incidents on New Year’s Day — an attack being investigated as an act of terrorism in New Orleans and an explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas — both involved vehicles that ...
EVs rented on car-sharing app Turo were used in New Year's Day attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas. Turo has planned for an IPO for several years but has yet to go public. The next correction is ...