Tesla Car Leasing from Ready2Lease

Leasing a Tesla

Leasing a Tesla is the same as leasing any vehicle, you choose the model and specification you want and place your order with a leasing broker such as Ready2Lease.  Tesla do not offer their own finance, instead the finance is underwritten by a funder, or lender.  Ready2Lease work with a large Panel of lenders and funders who will underwrite Tesla lease contracts for business or personal contract hire.  Most contract are a minimum of two years and a maximum of five years.  The longer the contract the cheaper the monthly rental in most circumstances.  

If you are thinking of moving to a Tesla or you already drive one, you will probably want to consider if leasing a Tesla is better than buying a Tesla.  

Leasing a Tesla comes with benefits and downsides, as is the case with all types of vehicle acquisition.  When you lease a Tesla you will need to undergo a credit check, which leaves a footprint on your credit file.  You will need to be able to demonstrate the monthly repayments are affordable, either by verifying your income or by other financial means.  However the upside to leasing a Tesla is that you are able to get into a brand new vehicle with a much lower payment than if you were to buy a new Tesla outright.  You can choose the length of the contract and the amount of miles you need annually, to save you overpaying for miles you don't need.  When you lease a Tesla you have the peace of mind that comes with a new car, and the Tesla warranty that will be accessible to you for at least three years of your contract.  You can also choose to add on maintenance with your lease, which will cover your routine servicing, consumables and tyres. Leasing a Tesla means you have affordable monthly payments to suit your budget and requirements, no risk of fluctuating future values or the hassle of buying and selling a used car.

Buying a Tesla means you can get your hands on older models, which may be cheaper for you in the short term.  However the risk with buying a Tesla is that future values (also known as residual value) on electric cars is extremely volatile.  Recent market trends have shown electric car values have been plummeting.  The reason for this mostly is that used car buyers lack confidence in second hand electric cars, not knowing if the battery and electrics can last 8, 10 or 20 years.  Electricity prices are also at an all time high, meaning the cost saving of buying an electric car is less attractive than it had been previously.

Tesla Leasing for businesses

If you are a business registered in the UK and you are thinking about leasing a Tesla for yourself or your employees then we can help guide you through the process.  We have relationships with major funders and lenders who are intentionally geared up to provide finance for high value electric vehicles such as Tesla.  A Tesla business lease is easy with Ready2Lease.  We have access to stock available immediately from Tesla directly, in a variety of specifications and colours to suit your requirements.  Whether you know exactly what you want or you are just starting out your search for a Tesla lease, the best thing is to fill out our contact form or to call us on 0116 4030235 and talk us through what you need.  We will then be able to check availability and find the best price for you from our panel of lenders.  To be considered for a Tesla lease, most businesses in the UK will need at least two years trading history and the business account must demonstrate that the monthly rental is affordable.  Some lenders will allow a directors guarantee in the event that you don't meet all of the aforementioned criteria.