Tesla has introduced a rental program allowing customers to rent vehicles for three to seven days, starting at $60 per day. The package includes free Supercharging and Full Self-Driving (Supervised) features, though rentals are limited to specific locations and mileage restrictions apply.

Tesla's new "Tesla Ride" program allows participants to experience supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in real-world trips. Participants sit in the driver's seat with a Tesla Advisor and can interact with Grok AI during the ride. Sessions last 45 minutes and require a valid driver’s license and insurance.

Tesla is training a new Full Self-Driving (FSD) model featuring significant improvements in video processing and a tenfold increase in parameters, with a potential public release at the end of next month if testing is successful. The FSD system, which assists with navigation while requiring driver oversight, is crucial to Tesla's strategy amid rising competition in the electric vehicle market. Despite the advancements, Tesla faces challenges in its core automotive sales, experiencing a 16% revenue decline in Q2 and a 23.55% drop in stock value this year.