Tesla
Model Y
Electric SUV
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Tesla electric vehicles
Tesla Leasing
Tesla leasing gives you a brand new fully electric car for a fixed monthly rental, with UK road tax and the manufacturer warranty covered for the whole term. Tesla builds electric vehicles only, so every lease here is an EV lease — compare the Tesla models we list below, then request a personalised quote with the latest pricing for your chosen term and mileage.
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Compare the two Tesla body styles currently represented on LeaseHubUK.
Tesla
Model 3
Electric saloon
A lower saloon shape for drivers who do not need an SUV body.
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Tesla
Model Y
Electric SUV
A taller SUV shape with a tailgate for more flexible everyday loading.
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Tesla Leasing in the UK
Tesla sells directly rather than through a traditional dealer network, and its cars are leased in the UK on exactly the same contract hire terms as any other manufacturer: an initial rental, fixed monthly rentals over an agreed term, an agreed annual mileage, and the car handed back at the end. Rentals are quoted including VAT for personal contracts and excluding VAT for business contracts, and UK road tax and the manufacturer warranty are covered for the length of the agreement.
Because Tesla builds electric vehicles only, a Tesla lease is always an electric car leasing agreement, so charging arrangements matter as much as the monthly rental when you are deciding whether one suits you.
Why Consider a Tesla Lease?
Leasing suits electric cars well. You get a brand new vehicle for a fixed monthly payment without committing capital to a technology that is still developing quickly, and you hand the car back at the end of the term rather than carrying the resale risk yourself. For company car drivers, fully electric cars such as Tesla's sit in the lowest Benefit-in-Kind bands, which is why they are a common choice on business contract hire — how that applies to you depends on your circumstances, so take appropriate professional advice.
Fixed agreement
Choose an agreed term and annual mileage before the lease begins.
Electric only
Every Tesla represented here uses a fully electric powertrain.
Plan your charging
Consider home, workplace and public charging around your regular journeys.
Return at term end
The vehicle is handed back in line with the agreement at the end of the lease.
Tesla Electric Vehicles
Every Tesla we list is battery electric, with no petrol or diesel option and no hybrid alternative. Each vehicle page on this site sets out the official WLTP range, power output, boot capacity and current factory lead time we hold for that derivative, so you can compare like for like rather than relying on headline figures. Real-world range on any EV varies with speed, temperature, load and how much motorway driving you do.
Which Tesla is right for you?
The practical difference between the Teslas we list is body style and space. The Model 3 is a saloon, while the Model Y is an SUV with a taller body and a larger boot, which tends to matter most for families, dogs, bikes and bulky loads. Start with the shape that fits your life, then compare the official range and specification on each model page before you request pricing.
Electric saloon
Tesla Model 3
A lower saloon body for drivers who do not need an SUV shape.
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Tesla Model Y
A taller SUV body with a tailgate for more flexible loading.
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Charging at home overnight on an off-peak electricity tariff is the cheapest and most convenient way to run a Tesla, so it is worth confirming you can install a home charge point before you order. Away from home, Teslas can use the Tesla Supercharger network alongside other public rapid chargers, which makes longer journeys mainly a question of planning charging stops around the official range of the car you choose. If you cannot charge at home, check what public charging exists near your home, workplace and regular routes first — rapid charging costs noticeably more per mile than off-peak home electricity.
Personal and Business Tesla Leasing
Personal Tesla leasing
A Tesla can be leased on personal car leasing, where the agreement is in your name and quoted including VAT.
Business Tesla leasing
On business car leasing, the contract sits with the company and is quoted excluding VAT, with the funder underwriting the business.
Whichever route you take, agree an annual mileage that reflects how you really drive: excess miles are charged at a pence-per-mile rate set out in the agreement, and building them in from the start is usually cheaper.
You can also browse all lease deals or request a Tesla lease quote and we will compare current pricing for your chosen term and mileage.
Available versions
Tesla Models Available Through LeaseHubUK
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body style
- Saloon
- Est. delivery
- 2 to 4 weeks
Latest lease pricing available on request.
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Long Range AWD
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body style
- SUV
- Est. delivery
- 2 to 4 weeks
Latest lease pricing available on request.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Tesla leasing work?
Tesla leasing works like any other contract hire agreement. You choose a Tesla, agree a contract length and an annual mileage allowance, pay an initial rental and then fixed monthly rentals for the rest of the term, and hand the car back at the end. Because every Tesla is fully electric, you charge rather than refuel, but the leasing paperwork itself is no different from leasing a petrol or diesel car.
Can I lease a Tesla personally?
Yes. Personal contract hire on a Tesla is quoted including VAT and is underwritten against you as an individual. UK road tax for the term and the manufacturer warranty are included in the rental, and delivery to a mainland UK address is free.
Can I lease a Tesla through my business?
Yes. Business contract hire is quoted excluding VAT and underwritten against the company, and is available to limited companies, partnerships and sole traders. Because Teslas are fully electric they fall into the lowest Benefit-in-Kind bands applied to company cars, though how VAT and tax apply to your business depends on your circumstances, so take appropriate professional advice.
Which Tesla models can I lease through LeaseHubUK?
We currently list the Tesla Model 3 saloon and the Tesla Model Y SUV, and we can quote other derivatives in the current Tesla UK range on request. Each model page sets out the official WLTP range, boot capacity and power figures we hold for that vehicle.
What should I think about when charging a Tesla?
Charging at home overnight is the cheapest and most convenient option, so it is worth checking whether you can fit a home charge point before you order. If you cannot charge at home, look at the public and Tesla Supercharger provision near your home, workplace and regular routes — rapid charging costs considerably more per mile than off-peak home electricity.
How much mileage should I put on a Tesla lease?
Set the annual mileage to match how you actually drive, including longer trips. Miles above the agreed allowance are charged at a pence-per-mile rate written into your agreement, so building realistic mileage into the contract at the start is usually cheaper than paying excess mileage later. We can quote several mileage options side by side.
Personalised pricing
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We can quote any model in the current Tesla UK range, including specifications not listed here. Tell us the trim, mileage and term you want and we will price it for you.