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£8,989
Tesla Model 3
2020 (70) - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
2020
121,000 miles
Electric
Auto
Motorhub
keighley
8
£22,500
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
£750 towards your finance depo
2022
47,873 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
27
£24,990
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
2022
14,186 miles
Electric
Auto
Cars2 Geely Wakefield
wakefield
24
£18,500
Tesla Model 3
2022 - MODEL 3 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2022
34,972 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
24
£23,300
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
£750 towards your finance depo
2022
36,521 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
87
£15,585
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
2021
61,162 miles
Electric
Auto
Riverside BYD
durkar
24
£16,000
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
64,099 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
27
£17,395
Tesla Model 3
2022 - RWD 4dr Auto
REVERSE CAMERA HEATED SEATS
2022
44,680 miles
Electric
Auto
V12 Sports and Classics Worksop
worksop
25
£15,500
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
49,310 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Leeds
leeds
28
£15,195
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Standard Plus 4dr Auto
REVERSE CAMERA HEATED SEATS
2021
53,790 miles
Electric
Auto
V12 Sports and Classics Worksop
worksop

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£15,500
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
82,822 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Leeds
leeds
23
£27,600
Tesla Model Y
2022 - PERFORMANCE AWD 5-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2022
36,909 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
25
£18,900
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
36,366 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Leeds
leeds
66
£10,799
Tesla Model 3
2020 (20) - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
ReverseCamera|WirelessCharging
2020
123,000 miles
Electric
Auto
ANYCOLOURCAR.COM
barnsley
55
£11,395
Tesla Model 3
2019 (69) - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
2019
112,000 miles
Electric
Auto
R Line Motors
oldham
31
£22,995
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
Aero Kit + Panoramic Sunroof
2022
41,950 miles
Electric
Auto
Club Class Cars York Limited
yorkshire
24
£16,500
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
43,191 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
38
£24,990
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
2022
27,000 miles
Electric
Auto
The Lovely Car Company
bolsover
24
£18,500
Tesla Model 3
2022 - MODEL 3 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2022
39,939 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Leeds
leeds
24
£19,500
Tesla Model 3
2021 - ALL MODELS 4-Door
£750 towards your finance depo
2021
34,211 miles
Electric
Auto
Big Motoring World Sheffield
rotherham
37
£18,290
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto
2021
51,102 miles
Electric
Auto
The Lovely Car Company
bolsover
19
£23,498
Tesla Model Y
2022 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
The Real Sale is now on!
2022
53,395 miles
Electric
Auto
Arnold Clark Chesterfield Motorstore / Vanstore
4.5
chesterfield
34
£14,690
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Standard Plus 4dr Auto
2021
76,000 miles
Electric
Auto
The Lovely Car Company
bolsover
19
£18,498
Tesla Model 3
2021 - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto
The Real Sale is now on!
2021
66,458 miles
Electric
Auto
Arnold Clark Motorstore (Huddersfield)
4.5
huddersfield

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Tesla buying guide

Tesla has played a big part in the rise in the popularity of electric cars since the American company launched its first model in 2008. Despite being an all-new brand, Tesla has since created some of the most desirable electric cars around. A Tesla gives you a longer battery range than many of its rivals, futuristic design and features, and access to the manufacturer’s own network of fast, reliable chargers, both in the UK and abroad.

Which used Tesla cars are available?

Tesla has four models to choose from:

Model S – introduced in 2013, the Model S is a large hatchback that’s had a number of tweaks over the years to keep it up to date. Several versions are available and all are quick with good battery ranges. Some, like the top-spec Model S Plaid, give you extremely fast acceleration and some will travel around 400 miles on a full battery charge. The Model S is a rival for electric cars such as the Porsche Taycan, as well as petrol and diesel premium cars such as the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and the BMW 5 Series.

Model 3 – this saloon is the smallest, most cost-effective Tesla, yet it has the same qualities as the brand’s other cars – great interior tech, impressive acceleration and a long battery range. It’s Tesla’s best-selling car, which means there are lots of used examples to choose from. You might consider a Model 3 alongside cars such as the Polestar 2 or the Hyundai Ioniq 5.

Model X – the Model X is the largest Tesla, seating up to seven, depending on the layout. Its headline feature is its ‘falcon wing’ rear doors, which open upwards. Think of the DeLorean in the movie “Back to the Future.” The Model X isn’t just about gimmicks though – it has the usual performance and long battery range that Tesla is famous for, and lots of interior space. Rivals include large electric SUVs such as the Audi E-Tron and the BMW iX.

Model Y – this is the newest Tesla model, having gone on sale in the UK in early 2022. It’s essentially an SUV version of the Model 3, with a taller body that sits a bit higher off the ground. It costs more than the Model 3 but it gives you a larger boot and a more-versatile hatchback boot lid. If you’re considering a Model Y, also look at rivals like the Audi Q4 E-Tron and the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

Not sure which one to go for? Check out our helpful guide to deciding which Tesla is best for you.

Why are Tesla cars so popular?

Tesla has always done things a bit differently to the more established carmakers and its fresh ideas and advanced technology have helped to make its cars very popular.

For a long time, each of Tesla’s cars had a far longer battery range than any of its rivals. Established car brands have now caught up, but each Tesla model remains at, or near, the top of the list for battery range for that type of car.

Another major attraction of Teslas is its Supercharger network. While the wider infrastructure for charging electric cars is still developing, Tesla has rolled out a huge number of high-speed chargers around the UK and abroad, which makes it easy to keep your battery topped up. Most of the network is reserved for Tesla drivers, although the company has opened some of its charging stations to owners of other electric cars to use as part of a trial.

Many people are drawn to the distinctive image and look of Tesla’s cars – each is sleek and futuristic, both inside and out. Sit in a Tesla and you’ll find a minimalistic interior dominated by a feature-packed, giant touchscreen that controls just about every feature within the car. There are also fun things you won’t find in any of its rivals, such as games that you can play using the steering wheel while charging your car and a whoopee cushion app that can embarrass your passengers, hopefully with hilarious results.

Which Tesla is the fastest?

All Teslas are quick, but the Model S Plaid – the high-performance version of the Model S – is one of the fastest cars in the world. It’s mind-blowing stuff, with a top speed of 200mph and the ability to accelerate from 0-60mph in less than two seconds – faster than any Ferrari.

Even the ‘slowest’ Tesla does 0-60mph in 5.6 seconds – faster than many sports cars or high-performance models.

An easier way to buy or sell a Tesla car

You’ll find lots of used cars for sale at Cazoo, all available to buy through our trusted dealers.

Cazoo makes selling a car just as easy – simply visit our value my car page and enter a few details for an instant online valuation. If you accept the offer, our partners will get in touch to arrange payment and collection of your car at a time that suits you.

Tesla common questions

How reliable are Teslas?

Any car is a complicated bit of machinery – there’s always a risk that components will fail. However, a Tesla – and in fact, any pure-electric car – has fewer mechanical components to go wrong than a petrol or diesel car, so it could prove to be more reliable.

Electric cars don’t need engine oil like petrol or diesel cars do, so that’s one less thing to worry about. Electric cars use regenerative braking, too, where the electric motor(s) spin in reverse to slow the car and recuperate energy, which can put less strain on their mechanical braking systems.

How long do Tesla’s batteries last?

Just like any other piece of engineering, how long a battery lasts will depend on how you use it and how well you look after it. Tesla offers warranties on its batteries, which cover the cost of repair or replacement if they become defective.

These warranties on batteries are: