Elite Green Transportation
San Diego's 100% Electric Licensed Car Service · TCP #0046494-A

College Move-In Car Service — the Whole Family, All the Luggage, One Vehicle

SDSU moves in August 19–21. UCSD follows September 16–19. Parents fly in with a student, six bags and a comforter that won’t compress — and we meet you at baggage claim with an SUV that swallows all of it.

Direct answer: Elite Green Transportation runs flat-rate electric car service from San Diego airport to every college campus for Fall 2026 move-in: SDSU and UC San Diego are $80 (BMW i7, 2 passengers), $100 (Rivian R1S, 4 passengers + heavy luggage), or $120 (Escalade IQ-L, 5 passengers) each way; Point Loma Nazarene from $65. SDSU move-in is August 19–21; UCSD early move-in is September 16–18 with contracts beginning September 19. Meet-and-greet at SAN baggage claim is free. Call or text (858) 522-0264.
TL;DR: Family of 3 + move-in luggage = Rivian R1S at $100 flat to SDSU or UCSD. Book the return-to-airport leg for the parents too — that's the ride everyone forgets. Target runs price as hourly ($175/$200, 2-hr min). We're not a moving truck and we say so.

Fall 2026 move-in, campus by campus

CampusFall 2026 move-inBMW i7 (2)Rivian R1S (4)Escalade IQ-L (5)
SDSU (College Area)Aug 19–21 per SDSU Housing$80$100$120
UC San Diego (La Jolla)Sep 16–19 per the official HDH calendar$80$100$120
USD (Linda Vista)Early September — check Residential Life$80$100$120
Point Loma NazareneLate August — check PLNU housing$65$85$105

Flat rate per vehicle, each way from San Diego International (SAN), meet-and-greet at baggage claim included. Bolded column = the vehicle most move-in families actually need. Same zone ladder as every EGT airport ride — no move-in surcharge.

SDSU Housing lists move-in August 19–21, 2026 — your specific day and window come from your housing appointment. UC San Diego’s official 2026–27 HDH calendar lists early move-in September 16–18 with housing contracts beginning September 19.

The honest version of what we are (and aren’t)

We are the airport-to-dorm leg: a family of three, six checked bags, bedding, and the box of things that couldn’t be shipped — all inside one electric SUV with a named, licensed driver. We are not a moving company: no mattresses, no furniture, no trailer. If you’re moving a full apartment, rent the U-Haul and we’ll say so. And if you’ve already rented a car for the whole week, drive it — you don’t need us twice. Where families book us: the arrival day itself, when nobody wants to stuff a rental counter line, two luggage carts and a jet-lagged freshman into the same afternoon.

Why one SUV beats two rideshares on move-in day

The arithmetic: a family of three with move-in luggage doesn’t fit in one rideshare, so it becomes two cars, split luggage, and a parent tracking a second driver on a phone in an unfamiliar airport — during the exact August/September windows when campus-bound surge pricing spikes. The R1S takes the whole family and the whole pile at a flat $100 to SDSU or UCSD, priced before you land. Your driver knows the campus loading-zone drill and has done this before — you haven’t, and that’s fine.

The Target run

Move-in day has a second act: the Target/IKEA run for the mini-fridge, the fan, the things the packing list forgot. That’s a multi-stop booking, and it prices honestly as hourly service — $175/hr for the BMW i7, $200/hr for the SUVs, 2-hour minimum — your driver waits at the curb while you shop, loads everything, and delivers it to the residence hall loading zone. One booking, no juggling two rideshares with a flatscreen.

The legs families forget

Move-in is usually three rides, not one: airport→hotel the night before, hotel→campus with everything on the day, and the quiet parents-only ride back to the airport after the goodbye. Book all three at once and the same named driver handles the whole arc — see one number for your whole San Diego stay. Later in the year, the same team runs solo student airport pickups for breaks — the service parents keep using long after the mini-fridge is installed.

Frequently asked

How much is a car service from San Diego airport to SDSU for move-in?

Flat $80 in the BMW i7 (2 passengers), $100 in the Rivian R1S (4 passengers plus heavy luggage), $120 in the Escalade IQ-L (5 passengers), each way — College Area is Zone 2 on our standard ladder, with no move-in surcharge and no surge during the August 19–21 window.

When is SDSU move-in for Fall 2026?

August 19–21, 2026, per SDSU Housing's official dates calendar. Your assigned day and time window come from your housing appointment — book your airport ride once that window is confirmed.

When is UCSD move-in for Fall 2026?

Early move-in runs September 16–18 and housing contracts begin September 19, per UC San Diego's official 2026–27 Housing, Dining & Hospitality calendar. Most families fly in the weekend before instruction begins.

Will a family of three with all the move-in luggage fit in one vehicle?

In the Rivian R1S, yes — that's the move-in vehicle: 4 passengers plus checked bags, bedding, and the boxes that flew as extra luggage. The BMW i7 sedan suits a student plus one parent traveling light. Full apartments and furniture are moving-truck territory, and we'll tell you so honestly.

Can the driver stop at Target on the way to campus?

Yes — as an hourly booking ($175/hr BMW i7, $200/hr SUV, 2-hour minimum): the driver waits while you shop, loads everything, and delivers to the residence hall loading zone. One vehicle for the whole move-in afternoon.

Do you do the parents' ride back to the airport after move-in?

Yes, and it's the leg everyone forgets to plan. Book it with the arrival — same flat zone rate back to SAN, same named driver, scheduled around your flight.

Book your ride — flat rate, no surge

Named driver, all-electric fleet, price locked at booking. An owner answers.

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