This 2011 Nissan Leaf is a 100% electric, zero-emissions vehicle, with a range of up to 100 miles on a single charge (75 miles if driving at freeway speeds). It is not a hybrid and cannot use gasoline.

When comparing costs of rental cars, remember this: you may never pay a cent for "fuel" while driving this car. Many free Quick Charging stations are popping up all around San Francisco, which deliver an 80% recharge in 20 minutes. You can also plug in to any standard 120V outlet at your home, garage or hotel for an overnight "trickle" charge (a full charge costs $2 in electricity). So, compared to renting a gas-burning car, you could easily save $20/day or more to drive it - the more you drive, the more you save. Why pay $4/gallon for gasoline? Electricity costs only 20% as much per mile, and is often available free!

No need to "fill up" the LEAF before you return it - there are no refueling charges! Ignore RelayRides' standard verbiage that "You must replace the gas that you use." (Just DON'T drive 'til the battery is dead. You will need a tow truck!)

Experience the smooth, ultra-quiet ride of electric power, and instant 100% torque as the electric motor accelerates from a full stop. The vehicle comes equipped with Sirius XM radio, GPS navigation system, A/C, CD player, Bluetooth and USB connections to stream your personal music collection to its audio system.