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Tesla Ranges
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Tesla Model 3
New price:£39,990 - £59,990Used price:£13,950 - £37,765 -
Tesla Model S
New price:£93,480 - £113,480Used price:£7,841 - £42,940 -
Tesla Model X
New price:£98,480 - £131,080Used price:£16,633 - £56,023 -
Tesla Model Y
New price:£44,990 - £59,990Used price:£26,866 - £42,790 -
Tesla Roadster
Most popular Tesla reviews
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Tesla Model 3 (2016 onwards) Review
Updates improve refinement and efficiency
New price: £39,990 - £59,990Read full reviewPROS
- Refined, easy to drive, responsive
- Electric range is very impressive
- Brilliantly-integrated route planning
CONS
- Just two models available
- Many would prefer a hatchback
- Issues with customer services
- Refined, easy to drive, responsive
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Tesla Model S (2014 onwards) Review
Groundbreaking EV now feeling its age
New price: £93,480 - £113,480Read full reviewPROS
- Driver assistance tech can be very capable
- Spacious, flexible cabin, seriously practical
- EV with a realistic range and performance
CONS
- Not offered in right-and drive form
- Ride and handling lack polish
- Minimalist interior lacks deep-seated quality
- Driver assistance tech can be very capable
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Tesla Model X SUV (2016 onwards) Review
Capable, roomy and fast, with street theatre rear doors
New price: £98,480 - £131,080Read full reviewPROS
- Zero exhaust emissions, silent running
- Sports car acceleration, all-wheel drive
- Quick charge times, growing network
CONS
- Driven hard, real-world range drops below 200 miles
- Unsettled ride quality on bigger wheels
- Below average fit and finish
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Tesla Model Y SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Electric family SUV has a long range and great performance
New price: £44,990 - £59,990Read full reviewPROS
- Impressive EV range and performance
- Roomy and family-friendly interior
- Access to Tesla's excellent Superchargers
CONS
- Very firm ride
- Numb steering makes it hard to place
- Awkward styling
- Impressive EV range and performance
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Tesla Roadster (2020 onwards) Review
Incredible statistics, but we’ll remain sceptical until we drive it
New price: £0 - £0Read full reviewPROS
- Claimed to set new acceleration records
- Theoretical electric range of 620 miles
- Four seats and a removable hardtop
CONS
- Likely to cost over £150,000
- Will it actually arrive on time..?
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Tesla was founded by Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, JB Straubel, Elon Musk and Ian Wright, and is based in Palo Alto, California. It launched its first car, the Tesla Roadster, the first electric sports car, in 2008 - and has been at the forefront of the electric car revolution that has swept through the 2010s.
In 2012, it launched the Model S, a dramatic-looking four-door fastback that combined performance and a decent range in one single package. Global sales for the Model S passed the 100,000 mark in 2015, with no signs of any let-up in demand. Tesla's third major model development, the Model 3, promises to lift sales significantly.