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Florida EV Rental Company to Receive Tesla Model 3s
Elektros, an electric transportation company, has scheduled delivery of its first Tesla Model 3 vehicles at its rental operations in South Florida.

Elektros will receive its first Tesla Model 3 vehicles next month to help start its EV rental operations as soon as fourth quarter 2022.
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Elektros, an electric transportation company, has started scheduling initial electric vehicle (EV) deliveries for its car rental fleet.
The company has scheduled delivery of its first Tesla Model 3 vehicles at its rental operations in South Florida. Expected delivery time for these fleet vehicles are anticipated to be on-site as soon as early September.
Additionally, Elektros has started developing its electric charging station infrastructure where its EV fleet will be housed. Building its on-site EV charging capacity now will allow Elektros to begin its EV car rental operations as soon as fourth quarter 2022, according to the company.
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