Experience Tesla car rental with Europcar in France

Tesla vehicles are available at the following 14 Europcar locations in France:

• Paris area: Paris Etoile Foch, Paris Diderot, Airport Roissy Charles de Gaulle (Terminal 2F), Airport Orly.

• Avignon train station

• Bordeaux: train station and airport

• Cannes C Vidal

• Lyon Saint Exupéry Airport and train station Part Dieu

• Montpellier Airport

• Marseille Airport

• Nice Airport

• Toulouse Airport

See the agencies on a map : https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1IA5UMYxR2GQphm1retBBprYsQI0AdUrk&ll=47.043078538787775%2C2.841020349999991&z=6

For the Model 3, you must be over the age of 18 and have at least 3 years of driving experience, as well as a credit card in your name.

For the Model Y, you must be over the age of 18 and have at least 5 years of driving experience with a premium credit card (Amex, Gold Mastercard, Visa Premier...).

Basic Protection Package is included in all Europcar rentals. It includes collision damage protection and theft protection.

You can select more comprehensive coverage. These will be offered to you when you make your reservation. 

The distance an Electric vehicle can travel on one full charge is described as its autonomy or range. The vehicle description on our website displays official autonomy as advised by the manufacturer and is based on urban/suburban driving in ECO mode. In real world conditions, especially on freeways, autonomy should be 30% lower, but it can be 10% higher if you drive smoothly and anticipate.

You have several solutions to recharge your Tesla: 

• Supercharger station > Take advantage of an unparalleled network with over 30,000 superchargers in 3,000 stations across Europe.

• Public charging stations > More than 250,000 public charging stations are available in Europe, including 50,000 in France. Europcar provides you with the Shell New Motion card. Download the app and sign up for free. This will give you access to the charging station network. You will be charged according to your consumption. 

• Domestic sockets > at home, at work…

There are two types of charging cables in the vehicle's boot. One is for domestic use, and the other is for city roadside charging. When charging on the highway, use the charging pole's cable.

When charging with a supercharger, use the cable that is directly connected to the charging station.

Charging times are determined by the charging station's power capacity and the charging power of the vehicle. 

• With superchargers, you will recover 100km of autonomy within 10 minutes.

• On public charging stations, you will recover 100km of autonomy within 90 minutes. 

• On a domestic socket, you will recover 100km of autonomy within 7 hours.

I have more questions : You can have a look to our Tesla user guide. Here