2026 Tesla Lease Deals
4 active listings from $399/mo. · Prices as of Oct 24, 2026
4 deals
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2026 Tesla Model 3
- Monthly:
- $399/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
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2026 Tesla Model Y
- Monthly:
- $499/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
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2026 Tesla Model S
- Monthly:
- $1,159/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
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2026 Tesla Model X
- Monthly:
- $1,399/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
Tesla SUV lease deals
2 Tesla lease offers are classified as SUVs by EPA size class, from $499/mo. Payments are broker-advertised and usually exclude tax and fees, so compare drive-off before choosing. See all SUV lease deals.
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2026 Tesla Model Y
- Payment:
- $499/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
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2026 Tesla Model X
- Payment:
- $1,399/mo
- Term:
- 36 mo
New York
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Lease insights
Calculated from current Tesla listings on LeaseGuru.
- Average payment
- $864/mo
- Payment range
- $399 – $1,399/mo
- Common terms
- 36 mo
- Avg. drive-off
- Not specified
By state
Tesla focuses on battery electric vehicles, software-driven features, and a direct-to-consumer ecosystem. Lease interest is often tied to EV adoption, charging fit, and fast-moving technology cycles.
Quick facts
- Founded
- 2003
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas, USA
- Country
- United States
- Official site
- www.tesla.com
Lineup highlights
- Model 3 and Model Y for high-volume EV demand
- Model S and Model X for premium performance and space
- Software-centric ownership with over-the-air updates
- Supercharger network integration for road-trip usability
Tesla leases are written by Tesla Finance, which publishes a $695 acquisition fee at signing and $0.25/mi over your mileage allowance.
| Term | What the lender publishes | Full guide |
|---|---|---|
| Who finances the lease | Tesla Finance / Tesla Lease TrustTesla Finance · published on tesla.com | Captive lenders by brand → |
| Acquisition (bank) fee | $695Named on tesla.com/current-offers Model 3, Model Y, and Cyber release footnotes.Tesla Finance · published on tesla.com | Acquisition fees by brand → |
| Excess mileage | $0.25/mi over your mileage allowanceTesla Finance (direct) | Mileage overage fees by brand → |
| GAP coverage | Tesla's leasing support page, under its insurance requirements: “Your lease comes with gap protection.”Tesla Finance · published on tesla.com | GAP insurance and lease coverage → |
| Insurance requirements | Liability limits: $100,000 bodily injury per person, $300,000 per accident, $50,000 property damage — unless state-specific terms apply. For Tesla Lease Trust leases; with a third-party lessor, Tesla says to ask that lessor. Comp & collision deductible: $2,500 maximum. Physical damage insurance for the full value of the vehicle.Name on the policy: Tesla Lease Trust as lienholder and additional insured.Tesla Finance · published on tesla.com | Lease insurance requirements by brand → |
| Grace period and late fee | Not published. tesla.com/current-offers footnotes: fees may be charged for late payments. No dollar amount or grace days on that page.Tesla Finance · published on tesla.com | Late fees and grace periods by brand → |
Potential advantages
- Leasing can help hedge fast-evolving EV technology cycles
- No gasoline spend for most daily driving patterns
- Strong performance and modern in-car software experience
What to watch
- Charging access and home setup are key to day-to-day convenience
- Regional incentives and tax treatment can change frequently