Mechanics

How it works.

Written for a skeptical operator. Three relationships, one network, no rental checkout on this site.

Territory operator

1. Interest

Apply. We talk. Nothing is sold from a web form.

2. Agreement

If both sides proceed, terms live in a written agreement — not on this page.

3. Operate

Run the fleet business for your area. You run your own cars and work with fleet partners in your code.

Car owners

1. Join the waitlist

Make, model, year, area code.

2. Match

We connect you with your local operator. If there’s no operator in your area code yet, we’ll add you to the iFleetUSA waitlist. No deposit. When an operator opens there, we’ll ask before connecting you.

3. Build

Your car, your business. You own and maintain it. Self-manage, or full-service is available by conversation.

Looking to rent a Tesla?

You do not book here. If a local operator is live, go to their site. Phoenix / Chandler is the current proof — reservations on that site are not open to the public yet.

ifleet602.com

Questions

A territory license for one area code: you are the local operator on the iFleetUSA network for that market. You operate vehicles. Further detail lives in a written agreement if both sides proceed.
We’re not taking operator applications yet. When we open, all costs will be set out in writing before anyone signs anything. Join the waitlist to hear first.
No, but it helps to start. Most operators begin with one or two vehicles.
You join the iFleetUSA waitlist for your area code. The desk launches with Tesla first. You own and maintain the car. When an operator opens in your area code, we’ll ask before connecting you. Terms are set out in a written agreement.
No. iFleetUSA is the national network and platform layer. Local operators rent cars. iFleet602 in Phoenix is the flagship operator site.
No. If you want a car, visit your local operator’s site once one is open. ifleet602.com is the current proof; public reservations there are not open yet.
No. FSD (Supervised) is Level 2 driver assistance. It requires a fully attentive driver at all times. It does not drive itself.