Tesla Model X Lease Deals

The fastest SUV ever built and the largest of all the Tesla models on the market, the Model X really is unlike anything else on the road. Bringing a fresh and futuristic feel to the family SUV category, the Model X is an all-electric crossover which combines minivan design elements with a level of power and performance ordinarily reserved for a sports car. It’s super-fast and can also seat up to 7. Choose from our latest offers and find your perfect Tesla Model X lease today.

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Tesla Model X HatchbackAWD 5 Doors Auto [6 Seat]

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Range348 Miles

0-62mph3.8 Seconds

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Tesla Model X HatchbackPlaid AWD 5 Doors Auto

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Range333 Miles

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Tesla Model X HatchbackPlaid AWD 5 Doors Auto [6 Seat]

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Range333 Miles

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Tesla Model X HatchbackAWD 5 Doors Auto

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Tesla Model X HatchbackAWD 5 Doors Auto [7 Seat]

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Tesla Model X Top Features

Futuristic Falcon Wing doors.

Stylish interior design.

Incredible performance potential.

How Does My Tesla Model X Lease Work?

With your Tesla lease, you get access to a brand-new car while making fixed monthly payments for the length of your contract. Most lease deals last between 2 and 5 years, but it’s up to you.

You also get to decide your annual mileage and how much you’d like to pay upfront. Maintenance and servicing can also be included as an optional extra. Once your deal ends, you simply return the car.

If you choose a Tesla Model X business lease, you can reclaim up to 100% of the VAT on your deal if your company is eligible.

Why Choose A Tesla Model X Lease?

Even among a growing category of premium electric SUV vehicles, the Tesla Model X rates as one of the most capable machines around. The impressive technology on display is backed up by a futuristic-looking interior, and an exceptional level of speed and performance.

The base model alone is indecently rapid, and there’s ample space for up to 7 occupants and their luggage, meaning the car is both fantastical and functional. You’ll even get fancy Falcon Wing-ed doors which open skywards like something out of a science-fiction movie.

Tesla Model X Interior

The cabin in the Model X is a case study in minimalism. As is the case with all Tesla cars, the inside of the car really looks and feels special. A huge 17-inch centre display dominates the dashboard, while traditional buttons and switches are most notable by their absence. It may seem daunting at first, but the system becomes intuitive to use after just a few interactions.

How Does The Tesla Model X Drive?

The Tesla Model X may look imposing, but the expansive panoramic windscreen and large windows make it an easy car to place on the road. The advanced parking assist helps to fit the Model X into parking bays, aided further by the easy-to-use controls. The self-driving features are impressive and continuously updated over-the-air. An optional yoke-shaped steering wheel may also be offered in the future. The ride feels firmer than in most other large SUVs, but it rarely becomes overly harsh. It is best to avoid the larger alloy wheels, though. On motorway drives, it feels as hushed and refined as the best luxury vehicles. You won’t be wanting for more power, the Long Range model is capable of a rapid 3.9-second 0-62mph dash. The top Plaid model will have you pinned to your seat as it sears to the same benchmark in just 2.6 seconds – the Tesla Model X is indecently quick.

This is a big vehicle – its vast interior can seat up to 7. The party trick Falcon Wing rear doors fold up close to the bodywork, making access to the 3rd row easier than in other SUV-style competitors. Adults can also easily fit in the rear-most row, while each seat in the 2nd row is individually adjustable. A sliding front centre console, and cupholders both front and rear cater for the passengers.

Luggage space is great on the 5-seater but becomes a bit more restricted when a 3rd row is optioned. The 2nd row can only be folded in the 7-seater, but there’s above average space in any seating configuration. For comparison, total cargo space is more than you get in a BMW X7 and Volvo XC90, and is well in advance of that found in smaller EVs like the Jaguar I-Pace and Mercedes EQC.
The Tesla Model X is available in either a 2- or 3-motor layout. A range of between 340 and 360 miles is claimed, although those figures may vary based on the driving conditions.

Tesla’s impressive supercharger network makes it easy to plan longer trips, while the Model X’s 250kW fast charging capabilities make for quick stops when compatible charging stations are available. For the more commonly found 50kW charging points, you get around 70 miles of range for a 30-minute charge.

Tesla Model X Lease Deals Available

The Tesla Model X is a 5-door SUV with either 5, 6 or 7 seats.

Tesla Model X Trim Levels

Long Range Plaid

The standard Long Range model comes well equipped. Standard features include 20-inch wheels, 3 digital displays, a 22-speaker sound system, heated seats, and automatically operated front doors and rear liftgate.

The Tesla Model X Vs Competitors

The luxury electric SUV market is a fast-growing segment, yet the Tesla Model X remains a top leasing choice for many. A spacious and hi-tech interior, allied with sports-car-rivalling performance is a tough recipe to beat.

The BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS are more traditional rivals but lack that futuristic edge. The Audi E-Tron and Jaguar I-Pace offer electric power in a smaller package, both oozing quality but not quite able to match the Model X for pace and space.

The Model X has gone through some teething issues with customers citing build quality issues as their biggest concern. Regular improvements should see this improve on newer models and every new Tesla comes with a 4-year/50,000-mile warranty. The drivetrain and battery are covered for a further 4 years.
There’s a total of 2577 litres of storage capacity available when the 2 rear rows of seats are folded down. This figure is comparable to other large SUVs like the Land Rover Discovery and BMW X7. The front boot offers some additional luggage space when the rear seats are upright.
Leasing the Tesla Model X requires you to choose between the Long Range or Plaid trims. Both offer well in excess 300 miles of range. The Plaid focuses on performance, but visual changes are minimal. Both trims can be further upgraded through individually selectable options.
All models come with parking sensors, as well as a whole host of driver assists which can be upgraded even further.
The interior is spacious and there’s plenty of room for up to 7 occupants. The Falcon Wing doors at the rear fold up towards the body, making it easy to access the interior in tight parking spots. The boot is of a decent size, and there are plenty of cupholders and storage bins for the passengers.
The Tesla Model X is capable of out-accelerating many modern sports cars, including Ferraris, especially in top Plaid trim. Acceleration tails off at higher speeds, but few vehicles can match the Model X for responsiveness in real-world driving.
Eye-catching looks, impressive performance and more space than most SUVs are what make the Tesla Model X such a desirable leasing option. It’s instantly recognisable yet subtle enough to fulfil a variety of roles.
If you want to drive a brand-new Tesla while making fixed monthly payments at the best possible price, choose Vanarama. We guaranteed the best lease deals and are committed delivering outstanding customer service – just see our Excellent rating on Trustpilot.

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