Tesla Model Y price cut: get this electric SUV for just £299 per month
August 23, 2024 by Jamie Edkins
Car changing is a big deal
Tesla has just slashed the monthly leasing cost of a Model Y by 25%, however you’ll have to jump on this offer quickly.
The Tesla Model Y is one of the most popular electric SUVs on sale today, and the brand has just cut the monthly cost by a quarter if you buy one on a 36-month lease.
It’s dropped the monthly price from £399 to £299 so long as your car is delivered before 13 September 2024. This is on the rear-wheel drive model over 36 months with a £4,499 deposit up-front. You also have to stick to a limit of 10,000 miles per year, or you’ll face a 20 pence-per-mile fee for every mile over this.
This offer is available directly from Tesla’s website or from Tesla dealers.
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So how does this compare to other electric SUVs on the market? Well a quick browse through Carwow’s leasing deals at the time of writing shows that you could have an entry-level Volkswagen ID4 on similar terms for £336 per month, while a Hyundai Ioniq 5 will run you £347 per month.
The ID4 may be more comfortable to drive than the Tesla, but the entry-level model you’ll get for this price won’t match it in terms of driving range. The Hyundai is also a more exciting car to look at, and it has a nicer interior, but the Model Y has a cavernous 854-litre boot working in its favour versus the Hyundai’s 527-litre capacity.
You can check out Carwow’s latest lease deals through our leasing deals page if you’re looking to save money on your next electric SUV, or take a look at our used Tesla Model Y offers to grab a bargain. Looking to sell your car for what it’s really worth? Carwow can help with that too.
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