Luxury Tesla Lease
Whichever Tesla model you lease, you’ll be driving a sustainable electric car, perfect for any use. Our range of Teslas includes the Model 3 and the Model Y.
Driving a Tesla will reward you with the most up-to-date electric technology. Tesla is known for its innovative features and will reward you with a luxury driving experience. Our Tesla Contract Hire is an ideal alternative to PCP, car ownership and traditional motor finance, making it easy to lease a luxury vehicle.
If you have any questions about leasing a Tesla or you need a quotation, get in touch with us today.
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About Tesla Contract Hire
Hiring a Tesla takes away any concerns about depreciation and ownership risks. Contract hire offers fixed prices and affordable monthly payments for driving a new Tesla for an agreed period. You then hand back the keys when the deal ends. Our service is available to both business and personal clients.
Tesla Business Lease
Business clients tell us that Business Contract Hire helps them:
- Re-deploy business capital into another project.
- Lease a Tesla car without the depreciation or ownership risks
- Find a rental period deal that suits them, from 24 to 60 months
Tesla Personal Lease
Private clients tell us personal Contract Hire helps them to:
- Change their car lease more often
- Find a deal with a lower initial payment than they thought possible
- Benefit from a set monthly price and affordable payments
Why Choose Tesla As Your Leasing Car?
Some of the benefits of leasing a Tesla include:
- You’ll be driving a car equipped with the latest electric technology, including self-driving technology (where specified).
- Tesla prioritises the safety of drivers and passengers. They are perfect for everyday life and those embarking on longer trips.
- Modern, luxury interior with a sleek exterior that will impress.
If you’re interested in leasing a high-performance vehicle, get in contact with us today.
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Tesla Lease FAQs
Delivery times for a Tesla lease will depend on the model. In some cases, delivery might be quicker and, in others, a little longer. To learn about the latest lead times, contact us.
Please get in touch and tell us which Tesla you’re interested in. We may be able to advise you on a more precise lead time and provide you with a contract hire quote.
After you leave an enquiry, our experts will get in touch with you regarding your question and advise you about the best deal possible for your specific needs. Our consultation is free of charge, and we will help you find the best car.
As Teslas don’t exhaust C02, a company can offset 100% of the rental price against tax. This makes your overall deal tax-efficient. You should speak to a tax advisor or accountant beforehand to see if this service is viable for you and your business.
At Morgan Highfield & Land, we are the authority on leasing luxury cars. Finding the perfect vehicle for you or your business is what we do best. Our experts are here to help you drive a brand-new Tesla for less than you thought possible.
Some government grants are available for people who own an electric vehicle. The EV (Electric Vehicle) charging point grant is available to those renting or owning a flat or commercial building to reduce the cost of purchasing a charge point socket by £350.
Like all manufacturers operating in Europe, Tesla puts its cars through the Euro NCAP safety assessment programme. This ensures that the vehicle is suitable and meets safety standards. The Model Y and Model 3 have five stars after rigorous testing.
Like any car, Tesla’s battery life can vary based on usage, weight, and technology.
The smallest Tesla model battery (the Model 3) will typically last approximately 262 miles. The largest battery (Model S) will last for around 405 miles.
Please be aware that the miles are approximate, and you need to be proactive in charging your electric car.
A benefit of choosing a Tesla model is the network of Tesla Superchargers. You can add up to 179 miles in a 15-minute charge. With a range across the UK, the charge points are designed to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
Electric cars previously have not had to pay Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), which is sometimes called Road Tax. However, this changed on the 1st of April, 2025.
From the 1st of April 2025, drivers of electric vehicles will need to pay VED for the first time:
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- For most EV drivers, this will cost £195 a year. This includes EVs registered between the 1st of April 2017 and the 31st of March 2025.
- New electric cars registered on or after 1 April 2025 will only have to pay the lowest first-year rate of VED, which is £10 a year. After the first year, they will need to pay the standard rate of £195 a year.
- Drivers of new electric vehicles with a list price that exceeds £40,000 will need to pay £620 a year. This is because the Expensive Car Supplement exemption for electric vehicles will end in April, meaning drivers of new EV cars above the threshold will need to pay the supplement of £425 a year for the first five years of the vehicle’s life. This is in addition to road tax, giving an annual total of £620 for the first five years.
- EVs registered between the 1st of March 2001 and the 30th of March 2017 will move from band A to band B and will only need to pay £20 a year.
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