Tesla Model S Lease

The Tesla Model S was unveiled in 2012 and has gone on to win numerous awards. Whether you opt for the Performance or Long Range spec, the Tesla Model S has been designed without compromise. State-of-the-art technology includes Tesla’s autopilot safety feature, 360° cameras, adaptive cruise control and all-wheel drive (AWD). Both specs in the Tesla Model S range have an automatic gearbox and are five-door. While technically a saloon, the Tesla Model 3 has a hatchback-style boot providing cavernous space. An intuitive infotainment system also means the Tesla Model S stacks up well against all-electric rivals that include the Audi e-tron, Jaguar I-Pace and the Porsche Taycan.

Tesla only manufactures 100% electric vehicles so the good news is that you won’t have to weigh up the various benefits of different fuel types. For acceleration, you won’t get any better than the Performance spec which boasts 0-60mph in just 2.3 seconds with a range of 367 miles on a full charge. The Long Range model is equally impressive, going from 0-60mph in 3.7 seconds and offers 379 miles on a full charge. Dual motors with independent front and rear traction provide optimum road handling and a uniquely efficient all-wheel drive system.

The Tesla Model S has two trim levels: Performance and Long Range. Both only come as an AWD 5dr Auto model. With their focus on driver experience, the Model S has all sorts of little luxuries to enhance your drive including: four-zone climate control, electric front seats, heated side mirrors and a pollution control HEPA air filter system. Vegan leather upholstery provides a premium feel without compromising on animal welfare.

Along with other members of the Tesla family such as the Model 3 and Model X, the Model S is built for safety. Strategically positioned battery packs minimises any rollover risk while front and side impact protection cocoons passengers within. No engine upfront means lots of leg-room for driver and passengers and also means additional storage space under the bonnet. There’s a 17-inch infotainment touchscreen which is updated regularly thanks to Tesla’s ‘over the air’ software enhancements.

Your brand new Tesla comes with a four-year or 50,000-mile warranty — whichever is first. The battery and drive unit is also covered for eight years and up to 150,000 miles (whichever comes first). You won’t need an annual service but Tesla does recommend regular checks on key components. You can find more information about warranties and servicing on the Tesla website.

If you’d like to consider alternatives to Tesla leasing, we’ve got a wide range of business and personal leasing options for you to choose from. To explore similar premium new cars, head to our Porsche Taycan lease deals or our BMW i3 lease deals.

Over the first three years, cars depreciate by an average of 40% although this can vary depending on a number of factors. It means that the cost of leasing your Tesla Model S will be influenced by details that include: the initial payment amount, estimated mileage and the length of your business or personal leasing contract. Road tax is included.

Car leasing has a host of advantages. Not only are you able to drive off in a brand new Tesla Model S, you’ll be able to upgrade when your current car lease deal comes to an end. Contract hire ultimately means that you can either switch up to a newer Tesla Model S or upgrade to a Tesla Model X.