Yes, and in fact you can lease a Tesla directly through Carwow. We’ll take the hassle out of finding the best deals for you.

How much does it cost to lease a Tesla?

It depends on the model that you want, of course, but at the time of writing lease rates for the Tesla Model 3 start at £286 per month, and for the Model Y they start from £426 per month.

What happens at the end of a Tesla lease?

At the end of your lease, you simply return the car and the keys (don’t forget to disconnect your phone and sign out of any streaming apps etc) and then you’re free to take out a new lease on a new car.

Can I end my tesla lease early?

Yes, but there will always be an early contract termination payment, which can be a substantial amount of money. Check with your leasing agent before you take out your lease if this is something you’re likely to want to do.

Can I extend my tesla lease?

In some circumstances, yes. It will depend on the car and your individual lease. Some leasing operators will allow you to buy your car, at market rates, at the end of the lease.

Can you wrap a leased Tesla?

You probably can — it will depend on the terms and conditions of your lease. In some ways, it’s actually a good idea as a good quality wrap will actually protect the paint below. Just make sure that the wrap can definitely be removed at the end of the lease without damaging the car or leaving any marks, and make sure you get permission from the leasing company first.

Does Tesla do a credit check for lease?

Tesla itself won’t do a credit check, but the leasing company which is providing the car to you almost certainly will.

Does Tesla lease include insurance?

It will depend on your leasing agreement but, yes, most leases do include insurance, or can be upgraded at an extra cost to include insurance.

Does a Tesla lease include maintenance?

As with insurance, maintenance is usually included in a lease, and if it’s not included as standard, it can usually be purchased as an upgrade.

Is it better to buy or lease a Tesla?

It depends on your personal circumstances. Some people prefer to own their car outright, but leasing is a good option as it means almost all of your major motoring expenses are covered by one monthly payment, and it means you don’t need to worry about trading in your car or selling it at the end of the agreement.

Is it worth leasing a Tesla?

This very much depends on your personal circumstances and how you like to buy (or in the case of leasing, not buy) your car, but in general it’s a good idea to lease a Tesla, not least because you’re not locked into owning the car if there’s some dramatic improvement in battery or charging technology.

Tesla Lease Deals from £279pm

Why lease your Tesla through carwow?

Simple and convenient

Simply decide on your contract length, the initial payment and monthly rental, then get your Tesla delivered for free. At the end of your lease, just hand the keys back.

More car for your money

Because the costs are often typically lower than other finance methods, you could afford to drive away in a higher spec Tesla.

Warranty & tax included

Tesla leasing deals include road tax for the contract length, and a full manufacturer's warranty — all you need to do is arrange insurance.

About Tesla

Is there anyone who hasn’t heard of Tesla at this stage? The company which, with its four-pronged attack of Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y, took the car world by storm and turned the electric car from an oddball outlier to not just mainstream. And in the shape of the Tesla Model Y, built the best selling car in the world.

Okay, so you may not agree with the political outlook and extra-curricular antics of the company’s boss, but that shouldn’t cloud your outlook of the cars themselves, which have class-leading battery performance and range, and the best rapid chargers — the Supercharger network — in the business.

The UK range has been trimmed from four models to two these days — Model 3 saloon and Model Y SUV — but both cars have broad offerings, from affordable single-motor versions to high-performance four-wheel drive cars.

Both have slightly unusual cabins, with just a single big touchscreen up front and almost no buttons, and certainly no instrument panel. Recent upgrades to both the 3 and Y have improved the interior quality of both, but equally both lag behind some key competition in that area.

Why lease a Tesla?

The big advantage of a Tesla is in its battery. Whether you’re buying a Model 3 or a Model Y, you’re getting one of the best batteries in the business, with a long range — more than 400 miles for some models — and really good fast charging — up to 250kW from a Supercharger, which means you can be mobile again in less than 30 minutes.

Leasing a Tesla makes great sense as when you lease a car, it’s easier to swap it out for a new model, and given that Tesla likes to make constant incremental improvements in range and software, that can be very handy, and easier than trying to constantly trade-in and upgrade if you’re buying one.

Unlike when you buy on Hire Purchase or PCP, there’s usually no option to keep your car at the end of the lease — it will have to be returned, but leasing companies make that easy to do, and will usually collect the car from you when the time comes.

Leasing programmes can also offer other benefits such as fully-inclusive packages that cover your servicing, insurance, Vehicle Excise Duty tax, and even fresh sets of tyres.

You can lease your Tesla through Carwow too, and we’ll help you find the best leasing rates, and the best Tesla models.