Tesla is getting into the rental car market.

Drivers can now rent a Tesla in two Southern California locations—San Diego and Costa Mesa—for three to seven days, starting at $60 daily, according to Electrek. Tesla will be renting, not leasing its EVs, and plans to continue rolling out additional U.S. locations starting this month.

Fast Company has reached out to Tesla for comment.

The news comes as the electric vehicle (EV) maker looks for new ways to head off further declines in U.S. sales following the expiration of its federal tax credits, and comes amid continued backlash against the company for CEO Elon Musk’s role in the U.S. government, coupled with growing competition in the EV market.

Those federal EV tax credits of up to $7,500 expired on October 1, after President Donald Trum

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