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On holiday while your Tesla earns
Two weeks away. And the car sits in the garage.
tesly · 4 min read
It's the evening before departure. The suitcases stand in the hallway, the passport is ready, the plants are taken care of.
One question remains, the same every year: what happens to the car?
Two weeks in an airport car park quickly cost several hundred francs. Or the Tesla stays in the underground garage – fourteen days without a single kilometre.
Standing still costs
A car loses value whether it's driven or not. Insurance, leasing and depreciation continue – even on holiday.
At the same time, in exactly these weeks, many people are looking for a well-kept Tesla: holidaymakers, business travellers, families heading to the mountains.
Right now the Model Y is especially in demand. And this is exactly where two needs meet.
How it works
You tell us the weeks in which your Tesla may be rented out. We only offer these windows – nothing beyond.
We pick up the car from you – anywhere in Switzerland –, clean it and hand it over to our customers. We check the main driver's licence in person at every handover.
Meanwhile you're on the beach, in the mountains or in another city. You don't have to think about your car.
And if something happens?
That's the question every owner asks. The answer is simple: we take care of it.
In case of damage, we handle the entire claim with the garage and the insurer. The cost is borne by whoever caused it – not you.
No arranging assessments, no calls with the garage, no paperwork after your holiday.
The return
Landing in Zürich. Bags off the belt, the way home, one last look at the holiday photos.
At home, your Tesla is ready again. And instead of a car park bill, there's a statement: 50% of the rental price, including the included kilometres, paid out at the start of the following month.
The holiday didn't just do you good. It paid off, too.
Rent out your Tesla
Next holiday already planned? Register your interest at tesly.ch/vermieten – one form, two minutes. Then we'll get in touch personally.