Tesla Lease Deals

Tesla's Trip Planner gives you the freedom to travel without having to worry about your next charging station. All you need to do is enter a destination on your touchscreen and Trip Planner will automatically calculate your route with Superchargers along the way.

Check out the Trip Planner features on the Model Y today!

A Tesla Supercharger is Tesla's name for their super fast charging stations that are available all across the UK. Tesla claims its Supercharging Network is the fastest charging network worldwide. 

Tesla are adding more and more supercharging stations across the UK on the UK's most well-travelled routes. Superchargers deliver energy rapidly, and gradually slow down as the battery fills. Your vehicle automatically alerts you when it has enough energy to continue the trip.

Check out our Model 3 lease deals and explore Tesla's Supercharger network. 

It depends on the model and trim that you choose but below is a list of the current range of each Tesla Model as of October 2021.

• Tesla Model 3 (Long Range): 360 Miles
• Tesla Model S (Long Range): 405 Miles
• Tesla Model X (Long Range): 360 Miles
• Tesla Model Y (Long Range): 314 Miles

The cost of leasing a Tesla in the UK can vary depending on the model, lease length, and other factors. Generally, a Tesla lease in the UK may cost between £400 and £1,000 per month, depending on the specific model and lease terms.

Yes, you can lease a Tesla in the UK. Leasing a Tesla can be a more affordable option than buying outright, especially for those who want to drive a high-end electric vehicle without the long-term commitment of ownership.

Whether it's better to lease or buy an electric car in the UK can depend on a variety of factors, such as how long you plan to keep the vehicle, your budget, and your driving habits. Leasing can be a more affordable option for those who want to drive a high-end electric vehicle without the long-term commitment of ownership, while buying may be more cost-effective in the long run if you plan to keep the vehicle for several years.

The cheapest lease on a Tesla can vary depending on the specific model and lease terms. Generally, the Model 3 is the least expensive Tesla model to lease, with monthly payments starting at around £400 per month in the UK.

At the end of a Tesla lease in the UK, you will typically have the option to return the vehicle, renew the lease, or buy the vehicle outright. The specific terms of the lease agreement will outline the options available to you at the end of the lease term.

The cost of a full Tesla charge in the UK can vary depending on the specific model, electricity rates, and other factors. Generally, a full charge for a Tesla vehicle in the UK can cost between £10 and £20, depending on the battery size and electricity rates.

The cheapest way to charge a Tesla in the UK is typically by using home charging options, such as a standard 13-amp socket or a dedicated charging point. These options can offer lower electricity rates than public charging stations, and some may even be eligible for government grants and incentives.

Tesla vehicles in the UK are exempt from road tax (Vehicle Excise Duty) due to their zero-emissions status. However, owners may still be required to pay other fees, such as congestion charges in certain areas.

The time it takes to charge a Tesla at home in the UK can vary depending on the specific model and charging options. Generally, a full charge using a standard 13-amp socket can take up to 12-24 hours, while a dedicated home charging point can offer faster charging times of 4-8 hours.

The mileage limit on a Tesla lease can vary depending on the specific lease agreement and terms. Generally, lease agreements may include mileage limits of between 5000 to 30,000 miles per year, with additional charges for exceeding the limit.