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Used Tesla cars for sale
As one of the most well-known car brands in the world, Tesla is renowned for producing electric vehicles that are equipped with innovative technologies. The brand produces some of the most desirable used electric cars on the market, with a range that includes electric hatchbacks, saloons and SUVs.
Find your perfect used Tesla for sale or on finance from our extensive network of car supermarkets, specialist, independent and official Tesla dealerships.
Tesla, Model 3
2021 - Standard Range Plus Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp) Automatic
34
Tesla, Model 3
2021 (71) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
77
£20,900
Finance available £418 pm
- 31.6kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
Tesla, Model S
2017 (17) - P100DL (Dual Motor) Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto 4WD (Ludicrous) (603 bhp)
69
£26,135
Finance available £528 pm
- 69.4kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Hatchback
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
Tesla, Model Y
2022 - (Dual Motor) Long Range SUV 5dr Electric Auto 4WDE (384 bhp) - LED - REVERS
44
Low Mileage
£27,202
Finance available £550 pm
- 20.7kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Hatchback
Carsa Southampton
Tesla, Model 3
2021 (71) - (Dual Motor) Long Range Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (346 ps)
67
£20,100
Finance available £401 pm
- 38.6kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
Tesla, Model 3
2021 - Long Range 4-Door
50
Low Mileage
£21,990
Finance available £431 pm
- 21kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
DVP Car Sales Ltd
Tesla, Model S
2020 - Long Range AWD 5dr Auto
19
Low Mileage
£33,998
- 25.3kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Hatchback
Arnold Clark Fiat/Motorstore (Edinburgh)
Tesla, Model 3
2020 (69) - Standard Range Plus Auto RWD 4dr
50
£15,495
Finance available £324 pm
- 46.8kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Warwick Hall Cars Limited
Tesla, Model Y
2023 - RWD 5dr Auto
38
Tesla, Model 3
2022 (72) - Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
69
Low Mileage
£22,300
Finance available £447 pm
- 18.6kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
Tesla, Model 3
2021 (71) - Standard Range Plus Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (241 bhp)
30
£15,500
Finance available £304 pm
- 61.2kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Hilton Car Supermarket Milton Keynes
Tesla, Model 3
2024 (24) - Saloon 4dr Electric Auto RWD (208 ps)
67
Low Mileage
£32,800
Finance available £667 pm
- 3.7kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Saloon
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
Tesla, Model 3
2020 (20) - Long Range AWD 4dr Auto performance
9
Tesla, Model Y
2022 (72) - SUV 5dr Electric Auto RWD (346 ps)
76
£24,700
Finance available £497 pm
- 20.4kMiles
- Electric
- Auto
- Hatchback
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Tesla, Model 3
2020 (70) - (Dual Motor) Performance Saloon 4dr Electric Auto 4WDE (Performance Upgrade
2
Tesla, Model X
2018 (18) - 100D 5DR Automatic
31
When you buy a used Tesla, you’ll get a premium car full of technology, regardless of what model you opt for. The brand is known for being a pioneer in the electric car market, producing vehicles that prioritise innovation, comfort, and performance.
Used Tesla cars are available in a range of different body types. Some of the most popular models include the Model S saloon, the Model X SUV, and the Model 3, an all-electric hatchback.
Why search for a used Tesla through MOTORS?
At MOTORS, we have one of the largest collections of used Tesla cars for sale in the UK anywhere online. You can search by budget, as well as by monthly finance payment, with many of our Tesla cars available on PCP and HP finance deals.
Our listings contain everything from officially franchised approved used Tesla cars to great value examples from Car Supermarkets, specialists and reputable independent dealers.
We provide all the information you need to buy your next used car, including reviews, buying guides and car price guides.
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What is Tesla’s dual motor?
If a Tesla has a dual motor it means that the vehicle has a motor at the front and the rear. This feature is available for all Tesla models and provides greater all-wheel drive capability, improves the range, and makes the car faster.
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What is Tesla’s longest range car?
The Model S is the Tesla vehicle with the longest range. A single charge can provide an estimated range of up to 394 miles. The exact range, however, may be less than this estimate due to driving style, weather conditions, and regular maintenance.
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How long does it take to charge a Tesla?
The amount of time it takes to charge a Tesla will depend on the model and the charger used. A Tesla Supercharger is the quickest option, providing a charge of up to 200 miles in just 15 minutes. At home, a Tesla Wall Connector is capable of fully charging a Tesla car in less than 10 hours.
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Is a Tesla a luxury car?
The high price point of a new Tesla places them in the luxury car category. Tesla cars are not only packed with innovative technology but they also deliver a premium driving experience, making them an ideal choice for those looking for a technological car packed with a luxury feel.
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Is it free to charge a Tesla in the UK?
How much it costs to charge a Tesla in the UK depends on many factors. The cost of using a Tesla Supercharger to charge your vehicle will vary according to the charging unit, time of day, and the plug-in time. Some Tesla owners may benefit from free Supercharging or Supercharging credits, depending on when they purchased their vehicle.
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What is the cheapest Tesla?
The Tesla Model 3 is the brand’s most budget-friendly option. It's the smallest car in the line-up, and costs the least as a new vehicle, and that's also reflected on the used car market.
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