
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body style
- Saloon
- Est. delivery
- 2 to 4 weeks
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Request QuoteTesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 is a fully electric saloon you can explore on UK contract hire through LeaseHubUK, on either a personal or a business agreement. Compare the versions we list, decide on the contract length and annual mileage that fit how you drive, then request a quote and the leasing provider will confirm current terms and availability.
Explore available Model 3 leasing options
The Model 3 is battery electric only, so day-to-day running means charging rather than filling up, and there is no petrol or diesel version to fall back on. That suits drivers who can charge somewhere convenient and who mostly cover predictable journeys — commuting, local mileage and motorway trips that can be planned around a charging stop. It is a saloon with a conventional boot opening rather than a hatchback tailgate, which is worth bearing in mind if you often carry bulky loads.
Leasing rather than buying keeps the car on a fixed monthly rental for an agreed term, so you hand it back at the end instead of carrying the resale risk on an electric car in a market where battery and software technology keep moving. You also choose the contract length and annual mileage that match your own driving. If you are still weighing electric against petrol or diesel more generally, our electric car leasing guide covers the wider decision.
A few decisions shape the agreement. Set an annual mileage that reflects how you genuinely drive, since miles beyond the allowance are charged at a pence-per-mile rate written into the contract. Choose a contract length you are comfortable committing to, and decide how large an initial rental you want to put down before the monthly rentals begin.
Then think about the practical extras: whether to add a maintenance package, arranging your own insurance for the term, which version and specification you want, and how you will charge the car. Specifications and lead times change, so confirm the current details with the leasing provider before committing rather than relying on any listing.
Charging at home overnight is usually the most convenient and lowest-cost way to run the car, so it is worth confirming you can install a home charge point, and that your parking allows it, before you order. If home charging is not practical, look at what is available near your home, workplace and regular routes — public rapid charging is more expensive per mile than off-peak home electricity.
It also helps to check your own journey pattern honestly. Regular long motorway runs mean planning charging stops into the trip; mostly local driving with occasional longer journeys is a far simpler fit. Ranges quoted anywhere are official test figures and real-world results vary with speed, weather and load, so treat them as a comparison tool rather than a guarantee. See electric car leasing for more on living with an EV.
If the car is for private use, it would normally be arranged as personal contract hire in your own name, quoted including VAT. The leasing provider carries out the credit assessment and sets the eligibility criteria and final terms — LeaseHubUK does not decide those. Our personal car leasing page explains how a private agreement is put together from start to finish.
Limited companies, partnerships and sole traders can explore the Model 3 on business contract hire, quoted excluding VAT and underwritten against the business. How VAT and company car tax apply depends on your circumstances and the vehicle, so take appropriate professional advice before you commit. Our business car leasing page sets out how company agreements work.
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These are the Model 3 versions currently represented on LeaseHubUK. Each one has its own page covering that specific version, so open the version you are interested in for the details we hold, then request a quote for it.

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Request QuoteA handful of honest questions usually settle it:
Explore the Model 3 versions listed above, open the one you are interested in to review the information we hold, then request a quote and submit your enquiry with the term and mileage you want. LeaseHubUK is a comparison and enquiry service, not a lender or leasing provider: the relevant provider handles the finance application, the vehicle order and delivery, and confirms pricing, terms and availability. Nothing here is a guarantee of price, approval or supply.
Tell us the contract length and annual mileage you have in mind and we will pass your enquiry to a suitable leasing provider. Use the form here, or request a Tesla Model 3 quote from our main quote page.
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Yes. The Model 3 is listed on LeaseHubUK for UK contract hire and can be quoted for personal or business use. We are a comparison and enquiry service rather than a lender, so once you request a quote the leasing provider confirms the terms, specification and current availability.
You choose the version you want, agree a contract length and an annual mileage allowance, then pay an initial rental followed by fixed monthly rentals for the rest of the term. At the end of the agreement the car is collected, provided it is within the agreed mileage and in fair wear and tear condition. Charging replaces refuelling, but the leasing paperwork is the same as any other car.
Yes. Personal contract hire on the Model 3 is quoted including VAT and underwritten against you as an individual. Eligibility, credit assessment and the final terms are decided by the leasing provider, not by LeaseHubUK. Our personal car leasing page explains how a private agreement is put together.
Yes. Business contract hire is quoted excluding VAT and underwritten against the company, and is open to limited companies, partnerships and sole traders. How VAT and company car tax apply depends on your circumstances and the vehicle, so take appropriate professional advice before committing.
It is a saloon with a conventional boot rather than a hatchback tailgate, so it suits commuting, family use and longer motorway journeys where you can plan charging stops. The practical question is charging: overnight charging at home is the most convenient arrangement, and if that is not possible it is worth checking the public charging near your home, work and regular routes first.
Set a realistic annual mileage, since miles beyond the allowance are charged at a pence-per-mile rate written into the agreement. Then decide on contract length, how large an initial rental you want to put down, whether to add a maintenance package, and which version suits you. Check the current specification with the leasing provider before you commit, as manufacturer specifications change.