Tesla Model S Leasing
Top 3 Features
The original game-changing all-electric car.
Super high-tech, with impressive touch screen controls and Autopilot system.
Can be charged via Tesla’s unique Supercharger network.
Why Lease A Tesla Model S?
What’s The Cabin Like?
How Does It Drive?
A 5-seat ‘liftback’, the Model S’s powered tailgate eases loading and unloading, and leg- and headroom for rear-seat passengers is plentiful, with a trio of Isofix seats. Door bins and cupholders are scattered around the front and rear of the cabin, and a covered armrest and compartment in the centre console hide things from prying eyes. The previous Model S option of 7 seats is not currently available, so if you want to carry more people, you’ll need a Model X.
The Model S is exempt from road tax and also doesn’t attract a charge when entering certain low emission and congestion zones as it's a zero-emission vehicle. Low company car tax is another benefit.
A 390-520-mile range should mean that Model S recharging stops are kept to a minimum, but Tesla’s global network of Superchargers mean that lengthy stops are a thing of the past, as they can refill 200 miles of range in just 15 minutes. However, as with all electric cars, ranges vary with driving style and traffic and weather conditions.
Models Available
Model S
Tesla only offers the Model S in 1 body style – a 5-door ‘liftback’ hatchback.Trim Levels
The Tesla Model S Vs Competitors
Tesla’s battery packs are some of the largest on the market, which make them expensive to manufacture. This does translate into impressively long ranges, though, creating a market supply-and-demand issue, which also contributes to higher prices. The onboard cabin and driving technology won’t be cheap either.
Thanks to its near 5-metre length, the Model S can carry 793 litres of luggage with the rear seats in place. When they are folded, it can accommodate an adult-sized bicycle without the front wheel removed. Under the Tesla’s bonnet, there is a 150-litre ‘frunk’ for yet more storage.
Despite it being large enough to haul around a family, the Tesla Model S sets the benchmark for electric car performance. And then some. The Plaid+ version shames many supercars, reaching 62mph from rest in under 2 seconds (if you subtract the first 0.3 metres ‘rollout’ following a standing start) – truly electrifying performance! Even the ‘slowest’ Long Range model dispenses with the benchmark dash in 3.1 seconds.
If you’re looking to lease a Model S, its upgraded interior matches that of the Model 3, so there’s less to choose between them. The S is more powerful than the 3, and if you favour a long range then versions of the S go further, too. The 3 feels more agile than the S due to its smaller footprint, but the S’s larger dimensions make it a more practical car.
Considering the first versions of the Model S arrived almost 10 years ago, there are still used examples on the road. A new Model S comes with Tesla’s New Vehicle Limited Warranty. At a basic level, that means the car is covered for 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. Similarly, the battery and drive unit is covered for 8 years or 150,000 miles, with a minimum 70% retention of battery capacity.
Its combination of zero-emissions family transport with truly scintillating performance means the Tesla Model S has become a popular leasing deal choice. Add in a high level of technology with one of the longest ranges of any electric car, and it’s easy to see why the Model S is so appealing.
Leasing a Tesla Model S with Vanarama is the smartest way to upgrade what you drive. Not only will you get the best price, guaranteed with our Price Promise*, there’s also no hidden fees, extra protection should the worst happen and access to expert advice when you need it! What are you waiting for? Find your New Lease Of Life today!