Turo, the peer‑to‑peer car‑sharing marketplace, said it will allow U.S. travelers to find and book Tesla vehicles with Full Self‑Driving (Supervised) activated on listings beginning Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. The company said it will verify FSD (Supervised) status through a direct API link with Tesla so that renters can see which vehicles on the platform actually have the feature turned on.
How the verification and trial work
Hosts who own Teslas will be able to link their Tesla account to Turo. Once linked, Turo will automatically confirm whether FSD (Supervised) is enabled and display that information on eligible listings. The company also said eligible U.S. hosts may receive a complimentary one‑month FSD (Supervised) trial subscription; Turo did not specify which hosts qualify or how long the offer will run.
Turo said “thousands of FSD‑enabled Teslas” are already listed on its marketplace but did not give an exact figure. As examples of typical daily prices in San Francisco, Turo cited several listings and average daily rates for a three‑day trip:
| Model | average daily price |
|---|---|
| 2025 Model 3 | $48 |
| Model Y | $51 and $59 |
| 2025 Cybertruck | $78 |
What Turo says about demand and safety
In announcing the integration, Turo framed the launch as a way to give more people hands‑on experience with advanced driver‑assistance systems. Chief Executive Officer Andre Haddad said the marketplace helps bridge consumer curiosity and access.
“This industry‑first integration with Tesla is another example of how Turo is redefining what car rental and access can look like,” Andre Haddad said.
The company encouraged renters to review Tesla’s Full Self‑Driving (Supervised) documentation and all applicable safety guidelines and regulations prior to pickup. Turo did not provide further detail about liability, insurance changes or whether Tesla or local jurisdictions impose additional requirements on renters using FSD (Supervised).
What’s known and what remains unclear
- Verification: Turo will display an FSD (Supervised) indicator on eligible listings after hosts link their Tesla accounts.
- Trial: Eligible U.S. hosts may receive a free one‑month FSD (Supervised) trial; qualification criteria and duration were not published.
- Scale: Turo said thousands of FSD‑enabled Teslas are listed but did not provide an exact count.
By adding verified FSD (Supervised) listings, Turo is offering a new pathway for U.S. consumers to experience Tesla’s driver‑assistance software without owning a Tesla or buying a subscription directly. The company’s decision also gives Tesla owners on the platform a way to highlight that capability when renting their vehicles.
