Tesla Lease Deals

Of all the fairy-tale stories in the car manufacturing industry, Tesla' rise to global stardom is perhaps the most spectacular of them all. Despite only being founded in 2003, the company has managed to revolutionise the way the world sees electric cars.

Named after famed engineer Nikola Tesla and led in the present day by Elon Musk, electric car company Tesla has just one mission in life: to revolutionise the car industry by bringing you the highest-tech, highest-quality zero emissions electric vehicles. Designed as much to be computers as cars, Tesla products continue to deliver a whole host of features not seen elsewhere on the market. And to top it all off, aside from cars, Tesla also produces batteries, solar panels and roof tiles. Beat that . . .

Popular Tesla Models

Tesla's CV of electric cars only continues to grow and grow, and here at LeaseLoco we're bringing you Tesla lease deals on the full list of extremely popular models from across the Tesla range. Why not choose the original Model S, the second best-selling electric car of all-time and the one which really put Tesla models on the map. Or take the Tesla Model 3, a rival to the BMW 3-Series. Or how about the spacious Model X, a compact SUV famous for its 'Falcon-wing' doors. Then there's the Model Y, a slightly smaller counterpart to the Model X.

Electric Mobility

Of all electric cars, Tesla's gives you some of most long mileage range ones out there, with the Model S boasting a very impressive range of 405 miles on a single charge. Made to be green, they offer a healthy, carbon-free alternative to traditional petrol and diesel cars.

Plus, as one of many Tesla lease customers (whether on a personal or a business lease), you'll get a near noiseless drive and will no longer have to deal with petrol stations!

Tesla No Deposit Lease

You can tailor your perfect Tesla lease deal for any budget by altering the leasing options, whether that be contract length, initial payment amount, monthly payments, or annual mileage. (In case you didn't know, a lease is basically like a long-term rental agreement.)

If you are looking for Tesla leasing deals with no deposit, just set the "upfront" initial payment to one month, and voila . . . no deposit Tesla lease deal for you! And if you don’t fancy a long wait, you can always take a look at our in-stock leasing deals for quick delivery straight to your door. 

Or if you are new to Tesla leasing and just want to learn more to help decide what's right for you, why not take a look at our intro to leasing guide?

Leasing With LeaseLoco

As a leasing company, we at LeaseLoco offer you the best Tesla car leasing deals to suit your needs, thankfully with road tax, breakdown cover and the full manufacturer's warranty included.

Best of all, our very own Loco Score ranks the latest deals on Tesla leases from best to worst so that you don't have to. We compare all deals on Tesla cars so that you can lease a Tesla with the best value for money. And that's true whether you're after personal leasing or Tesla business leasing deals.

With that in mind, why not check out our Tesla lease deals below and pick up your favourite deal on your brand new car.

FAQs About Tesla Lease Deals

How much is the cheapest Tesla lease?

The Tesla Model Y generally comes in at the cheapest Tesla lease, with the monthly lease cost averaging around £530, though we have seen a lowest historical price of £516.98/pm.

Can you lease a Tesla for 2 years?

At LeaseLoco, you can lease a Tesla for 2 years or a minimum of 18 months, up to a maximum of 4 years (48 months). Leasing companies generally don't permit you to lease for shorter or longer than this, but it's still worth asking.

How much to lease a Tesla per month in the UK?

It generally costs around £520 - £630 to lease a Tesla Model Y or Tesla Model 3, or around £1300 - £2000 to lease a Tesla Model S or Tesla Model X. So an average of around £1100/pm. Good news is that if you have an older Model S or X model, you'll still enjoy free charging across the Tesla Supercharging Network. Unfortunately, it's no longer offered on newer Tesla cars.