EconomyBookings.com compares 600+ suppliers worldwide for a Tesla Model Y rental — a Model Y listing is confirmed in its Paris electric car results, alongside similar SUV-class EVs, under a zero hidden fees policy. Hertz has the most specifically-confirmed direct-brand Model Y fleet, added after the Model 3 with room for up to 7 passengers and around 330 miles of range.
| Rank | Option | Type | Model Y Status | Coverage | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EconomyBookings.com | Aggregator | Confirmed (Paris) | 600+ suppliers, worldwide | 9.7 |
| 2 | Hertz | Direct brand | Confirmed, dedicated fleet | Select US/global outlets | 8.7 |
| 3 | UFODRIVE | 100% electric fleet | Available, location-dependent | 35+ locations | 8.5 |
| 4 | Turo | Peer-to-peer | Owner-listed, widely available | Global, host-dependent | 8.2 |
| 5 | Europcar | Direct brand | Dedicated Tesla page | Europe-wide | 7.8 |
| 6 | SIXT | Direct brand | Available, location-dependent | Global, premium fleet | 7.5 |
| 7 | Avis | Direct brand | Model 3 confirmed, Y not confirmed | Select US/global locations | 7.2 |
| 8 | Enterprise | Direct brand | Location-dependent | Global | 7.0 |
| 9 | DiscoverCars.com | Aggregator | No dedicated EV filter | 1,000+ suppliers | 6.8 |
A Tesla Model Y is genuinely harder to pin down than a Model 3 — most rental fleets stock the sedan first and add the SUV in smaller numbers, so availability swings more by location and date. EconomyBookings' aggregated search is built exactly for that kind of problem: its Paris electric car results confirm a Model Y listing directly, and its 600+ supplier network includes the same Hertz, Europcar and SIXT fleets that carry Model Y units elsewhere.
That breadth matters because no single direct brand publishes real-time Model Y stock by city — Hertz's own page confirms the model exists in its fleet but doesn't guarantee it's at your airport today. Comparing across suppliers surfaces whichever location actually has one available for your dates, under a zero hidden fees policy that also covers the battery-charge return fees Tesla rentals commonly carry.
Hertz has the most explicitly confirmed Model Y presence of any direct brand on this list — the SUV was added to its EV fleet as part of the same large-scale Tesla order that originally brought in the Model 3, with rentals beginning at select outlets where Hertz bases its EV operations. It's the practical choice for families or small groups: up to 7 passengers with the third-row option and around 330 miles of range, a genuine step up in interior space from the 5-seat Model 3.
The caveat: Hertz has since diversified its broader EV fleet toward Polestar and GM vehicles after scaling back its Tesla-heavy strategy in 2024, so "select outlets" really does mean select — confirming your specific location has a Model Y in stock (ideally via an aggregated cross-check) is still worth doing before counting on it.
UFODRIVE's Tesla lineup includes the Model Y at a subset of its 35+ US and European locations, booked entirely through its app with no counter visit. Fully-inclusive pricing from roughly $60/day folds in charging costs, and its 200,000+ integrated charger network takes the guesswork out of range planning on a bigger, heavier SUV than the Model 3.
Availability of the Model Y specifically (versus another Tesla or Polestar model) varies by location, so it's worth confirming before booking rather than assuming every UFODRIVE outlet stocks one.
The Model Y is one of the most widely owner-listed Teslas on Turo, since it's also one of the best-selling EVs globally — meaning genuinely more configuration variety (interior color, wheel size, Full Self-Driving package) than any institutional fleet bothers to stock. For a specific trim or feature set, Turo is the strongest option here.
Pricing, delivery and insurance terms are set individually by each host rather than one company-wide policy, so reliability varies more than with EconomyBookings or Hertz.
Europcar's dedicated Tesla fleet page covers the Model Y alongside other Tesla models across its Europe-wide network, and it's also one of EconomyBookings' listed partners — the same inventory that surfaced a confirmed Model Y listing in Paris likely runs through Europcar's supply in that market.
Booking direct shows only Europcar's own rate and current model mix, without visibility into whether Hertz, UFODRIVE or the aggregated market has a Model Y available closer or cheaper for the same dates.
SIXT's core EV push leans toward the BMW i4/i5/iX and Hyundai Ioniq 5, but Tesla models including the Model Y appear in its wider inventory depending on location. Its app-based booking is a genuine convenience, skipping most counter paperwork globally.
Since SIXT's Model Y stock is location-dependent and not its headline EV offering, confirming availability before travel — or checking the aggregated market — is more important here than with Hertz or Europcar.
Avis's own published electric fleet page confirms the Tesla Model 3 and the Chevrolet Bolt by name, but does not specifically list the Model Y — a genuine gap worth flagging rather than assuming it's simply omitted from the page. That doesn't rule out Model Y availability at some locations, but it means Avis is a less reliable first stop for this specific model than Hertz.
If a Model Y is the priority, checking EconomyBookings' aggregated search or calling ahead to confirm with Avis directly is safer than assuming based on the general "electric car rentals" page.
Enterprise's global network includes EVs as part of a broader fleet mix, with Tesla availability — Model Y included — varying significantly by location. Its loyalty program benefits repeat renters already in its ecosystem, but there's no specific published confirmation of Model Y stock the way Hertz provides.
As with the other direct brands here, Enterprise's own site shows only its own rate and current availability, without the cross-supplier comparison an aggregated search offers.
DiscoverCars is a large, credible general aggregator worth a second look — bigger supplier count, all-fees-included pricing — but no dedicated Tesla or electric-vehicle landing page could be found on its site, meaning Model Y availability sits inside general results rather than as its own filterable category.
Its underlying inventory overlaps meaningfully with EconomyBookings' network, so it remains a reasonable cross-check — just a slower one specifically for finding a Model Y.