Looking for a used version of the popular Tesla Model S?

Searching for the finest offer on a pre-owned vehicle? Look no further than the Tesla Model S - an excellent choice! AutoUncle has 167 used Tesla Model Ss for sale in UK compiled from different dealership websites and online marketplaces.

How much does a used Tesla Model S cost?

A used Tesla Model S costs between £11,990 for the cheapest variant and £34,995 for the most expensive model. A pre-owned Tesla Model S is being offered at different prices relying on primarily five factors: year of production, engine size and power, fuel consumption of the car, number of miles together with equipment level. For example, a younger car with fewer miles on the odometer typically costs more. Likewise, models at the premium end with luxurious features or potent engines tend to come with a more substantial price tag than, for example, an older model with more kilometres driven or with a lower equipment level.

What equipment options does the Tesla Model S have?

The following equipment variants are the most populare ones for the Tesla Model S: Tesla Model S Long Range : Right now you will find 37 cars for sale at an average price of £27,207 Tesla Model S Performance : Here you will find 20 cars for sale at an average price of £32,215 Tesla Model S Standard Range : 2 cars for sale at an average price of £24,895 Tesla Model S Plaid: 1 car for sale at an average price of £105,000 When looking for the best car deal for a used Tesla Model S, it is crucial that you exclusively compare with the prices of cars with a similar equipment variant and engine size. Otherwise, you might come to a wrong decision on which car to acquire.

Which fuel types does the Tesla Model S come with?

For the Tesla Model S el stands as the only fuel type available. We currently have one hundred and sixty-seven cars available at an average price of £21,565. Before you finalize your choice of fuel type, we suggest thoroughly evaluating your driving habits. Do you find yourself driving more in urban settings or on open highways and expressways? How much distance do you travel in an average week? For short journeys, electric cars, plug-in hybrids or petrol cars are obvious choices. For longer daily commutes, a modern electric car is often suitable - especially if you can charge at home or at work. In a few cases with long journeys and limited charging infrastructure, diesel can be a practical solution. Be aware that in a number of countries, cities have implemented bans on diesel engines with high emissions.

Growing trend towards electric vehicle utilization

The surge in popularity of electric vehicles in the UK can be attributed to their environmental advantages, reduced fuel and upkeep costs, and governmental measures targeting carbon emission reduction, which encompass incentives for buyers of these cars. The integration of hybrid vehicles such as the Tesla Model S is vital in the journey towards more green and sustainable transport solutions.

Advantages of purchasing a pre-owned electric car

There are a lot of benefits of buying an electric car used. Benefits such as: Lower purchase price: Used EVs are often more affordable than their new counterparts. The lower cost makes the technology of electric cars available for a broader range of customers. Environmental impact: The choice of a second-owner electric car over a new one further reduces its carbon footprint. Producing a new vehicle, particularly the battery, results in a considerable environmental impact. Opting for a used car means you're not partaking in this ecological impact. Improved battery life: The worry about battery longevity in EVs has lessened as technological capabilities have improved. A considerable number of second-hand EVs still possess a large amount of their battery life, and the cost of replacing batteries is falling. Performance and technology: Numerous modern electric vehicles boast remarkable performance and state-of-the-art technology. Even EV models from a few years ago can still ensure a cutting-edge driving experience. Government incentives: Though not as much as with new electric vehicles, there could still be governmental benefits available for second-hand electric vehicles, featuring reductions in vehicle tax and access to environmentally sensitive areas.

Which different body types does the Tesla Model S come in?

On AutoUncle, the Tesla Model S is exclusively offered in the sedan body style. The saloon's adaptable design serves a variety of purposes, from everyday commuting to extended trips, standing as an emblem of both sophistication and functionality in the motoring realm.

What are the obvious alternatives to the Tesla Model S?

Within its class, the Tesla Model S holds a fair level of popularity but still there are some alternative options to consider. Most popular alternatives to the Tesla Model S Audi SQ5 Jaguar XJ Audi A8 With a current inventory of 336 available models on AutoUncle, the Audi SQ5 stands out as the top alternative to the Tesla Model S. On average, the Audi SQ5 costs £25,495. Another alternative car is the Jaguar XJ with 316 cars for sale at the moment and with an average sales price of £7,950. The Audi A8 is the third best alternative. There are currently 220 of this car for sale in the UK with an average sales price of £22,490.

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