Frequently asked questions
Everything rental and fleet operators need to know.
Yes. MotorCast AI is purpose-built for premium vehicles. The AI script highlights the features that matter most to high-end buyers and renters — performance specs, luxury appointments, and the ownership or rental experience. Whether it's a Lamborghini, a Porsche, or a fully-optioned Range Rover, the output looks and sounds like a real commercial production.
Output is a standard MP4 you own and can post anywhere — Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, or your website. No watermarks, no restrictions. Note: Turo doesn't currently support video on individual car listing pages, but that's the point — your social content drives traffic directly to your Turo link, so guests arrive already sold.
Most videos are ready in minutes. The AI voiceover script generates in under 30 seconds. Video clips take roughly 60–90 seconds per photo, with two processed simultaneously. A new vehicle in your fleet can have a live video the same day it arrives.
No subscription needed. Single videos start at $5.99 (1080p HD) or $19.99 (native 4K) — pay only when you need it. If you have a growing fleet and want to save, subscription plans start at $39/mo on annual billing, or $49/mo monthly (10 videos/month). You can start on Single and upgrade at any time.
Yes. The Solo plan covers 10 videos/month ($39/mo annual, $49/mo monthly), Fleet covers 20 ($79/mo annual, $99/mo monthly), and Fleet Pro covers 40 ($159/mo annual, $199/mo monthly). Need more than 40 videos/month? Contact us for custom pricing tailored to your fleet. Annual billing saves ~20%.
The quality of your photos directly impacts how cinematic your final video looks. Follow these guidelines for the best output:
Shoot from all four corners at roughly 45°. Each shot should show the full vehicle — bumper to bumper. Front-left and front-right are your hero shots.
Shoot in natural daylight — overcast skies work well (no harsh shadows). Avoid shooting into direct sunlight. Golden hour (1 hr after sunrise / before sunset) gives a premium look.
Use a clean, uncluttered background. An empty parking lot, open road, or plain wall works best. Avoid busy lots with other cars, signage, or distracting objects in frame.
Keep 10–20 feet between you and the vehicle so the whole car fits in frame with a little breathing room on each side. Cropped bumpers reduce video quality significantly.
Wash and detail the car before shooting. Close all doors and windows. Move the vehicle away from other cars. A clean, ready car always generates a more professional video.
Shoot in the highest resolution your phone or camera supports. Landscape orientation (horizontal) is preferred. Minimum 1080p — higher is better. JPG or PNG both work fine.
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