Kyte Offers Tesla Cars on a Monthly Subscription Basis

October 19, 2022 By Prelo Con

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Some of the cities in the US will now offer Tesla cars on a monthly subscription basis. The deal has made many Tesla fans very happy. However, the service is only available in select locations in New York and San Francisco, Kyte’s locations. Kyte is a US-based company that aims to aid in the journey to sustainable transportation. The company provides services that make access to vehicles on demand easy as an alternative to purchasing that vehicle. The cars offered by Kyte are available to users for various durations - from a day to several months, and delivered directly to the users. An official statement by Kyte divulged, “Giving people access to cars was why Kyte was found, and this allows the company to disrupt things once again. The introduction of this new offering is not only unique, but it’s also affordable - proving a user doesn’t need to overspend to experience the premium electric vehicles on the market.” Kyte

The new offer by Kyte is a part of the company’s pilot EV subscription project. Consequently, the deal of Tesla Cars on a monthly subscription basis includes the Tesla Model 3. It is available at $995 monthly for the annual subscription option. The plan comprises maintenance, insurance, registration, and roadside assistance. However, for a three-month package, the cost for a month is $1350, and for a six-month package, $1125 per month. The select locations of New York where the Kyte service would be available include Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Jersey City. In addition, Kyte promises Tesla fans to expand the service to all its 14 major markets across the US.

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