Tesla Lease Deals

Founded by engineers Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, Tesla was named after 19th century inventor, Nikola Tesla. After providing a $30 million cash injection in 2004, Elon Musk went on to become Tesla CEO in 2008. That same year, Tesla went on to produce the Roadster — the first ever 100% electric sports car. The Roadster proved revolutionary, embodying Tesla’s pioneering spirit — a legacy that lives on throughout the Tesla range.   

Choose from three award winning models in the Tesla range. For affordable luxury, the Model 3 remains the top choice with the long-range all-wheel drive version offering up to 348 miles on a single full charge. But if speed is your number one priority, the Model S hatchback has been tagged the fastest production car on Earth going from 0-60mph in just 2.3 seconds. Meanwhile, for busy families there’s also the seven seater Tesla Model X. With a 2,487 litre capacity boot, the Model X offers best in class storage — perfect for road trips and adventures.

Tesla has revolutionised the electric car industry and continues to push the boundaries of technology. With five-star safety, 360° cameras, ultrasonic collision sensors and parking assist, Tesla models lead where others follow, embracing autopilot technology. Plus, with integrated touchscreen displays, personalised driver settings, and whisper quiet engineering, a Tesla is so much more than just an electric car. With all this technology at your fingertips, there’s a piece of the future in every Tesla leasing option.   

Your brand new Tesla comes with a four year or 50,000 mile manufacturer’s warranty — whichever comes first. Battery and drive unit warranties vary depending on the model, for example:

• Tesla Model 3 Standard or Standard Range Plus —  eight years or 100,000 miles.
• Tesla Model 3 Long Range or Performance — eight years or 120,000 miles.
• Tesla Model S and Model X — eight years or 150,000 miles.

While there’s no need for an annual service, Tesla owners in colder climates should aim for a winter care checkup every 12 months. Tesla makes recommendations for routine maintenance on their website. Details of how to schedule a maintenance check can be found on the Tesla app.

Teslas are in a league of their own but it’s wise to consider all the available options. If you’re looking for premium alternatives, take a look at our Audi lease deals. It’s also well worth checking out our Volkswagen lease options too. But for even more competitive car leasing deals, head to the latest Mitsubishi lease and Vauxhall lease deals. All of these manufacturers have electric and hybrid options we are sure you will love.

On average, cars depreciate in value by 40% in their first 3 years. The amount you pay to lease your new car will depend on various factors that affect how much the car depreciates during your leasing contract. This can include your estimated mileage and the length of leasing contract you opt for. Don’t forget, your model specifications will also play a part in the cost. For example a model from the Standard Plus range is likely to cost more than a standard Tesla model.

At LeaseFetcher you can compare all the latest Tesla car leasing deals available. Search for deals from UK-based leasing brokers and check price, availability and lease length at a glance. You can feel confident you’ll find the best, most competitive contract hire deals on the market.