Car Subscription App Autonomy To Add Over 1,000 Polestar, Volvo EVs To Its Fleet

More Tesla Model 3 and Model Y EVs will also join the long-term rental fleet.

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Iulian Dnistran

By: Iulian Dnistran

Nov 20, 2025 at 3:20am ET

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Long-term EV subscription app Autonomy is expanding its fleet.
Over 1,000 Polestar, Volvo and Tesla EVs will be available under a subscription model soon.
The company currently offers the Tesla Model 3 for rentals that are at least 30 days long.

Autonomy, the smartphone app that offers all-in-one subscriptions for EVs, will add 1,250 Polestar and Volvo electric cars to its fleet, as well as additional Tesla models. The company, which currently operates an all-Tesla fleet in several American states, secured a $25 million loan from SR Alternative Credit, while Finacity Corporation brokered the transaction.

The company said customers can expect to see the Polestar 2 and facelifted Tesla Model 3 and Model Y in the app soon, with additional vehicles from Volvo and other automakers set to join the fleet. Autonomy did not detail what other models would be available in the future.

Tesla Model 3 EVs available as long-term rentals through Autonomy

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Back in 2023, the startup had roughly 1,300 cars in its fleet, but was forced to cut back on its initial goal of acquiring 23,000 EVs from no fewer than 17 automakers due to the plummeting value of EVs. Car rental giant Hertz also began offloading EVs from its fleet two years ago.

Since then, things have settled down, so Autonomy is now trying to increase its fleet. The startup said the new lineup will include vehicles at various price points, including recent model-year cars, as well as used models that will be bought as certified pre-owned EVs. It’s worth noting that the Polestar 2 is on hiatus in the United States, with the only options being pre-owned and inventory vehicles.

“Autonomy’s goal is to make getting a car as easy as streaming a movie and to do it on the customer’s terms,” said Scott Painter, Founder and CEO of Autonomy. “By introducing additional brands, as well as recent model-year and off-lease vehicles, we are expanding access to mobility for a wider range of customers.”

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The startup’s car subscription model has a minimum period of 30 days. The monthly fee, which is calculated individually, includes a 1,000-mile allowance and covers registration fees, routine maintenance, roadside assistance, and a charging kit. Customers pay using a credit card, and Autonomy claims there is no impact on the credit score. The startup also says customers can return their rental anytime, as long as there is a two-week notice.

Autonomy currently offers long-term EV rentals in California, Texas, Florida, Washington, Arizona, North Carolina and New York.