Used Tesla SUVs for sale

What types of Tesla SUVs are there?

Tesla only sells a handful of models, and to make it even simpler, they don’t even come in trim levels.

They all come loaded to the roof with gadgets and gizmos, so you’ll only need to consider the motor choice – quick, or even quicker.

> Crossover

> SUV

> Seven-seater

Popular Tesla SUVs

Tesla’s range has become even more simplified in the UK, because when it renewed its Model S saloon and Model X SUV cars for a second generation, it decided not to build right-hand-drive iterations, leaving us to trawl through the used car listings – something you can do very easily with our handy search filters.

If you don’t want the Model Y, you can find a used Model X with its eye-catching gullwing doors. Both are available with up to seven seats, but the Model Y is far more compact and manageable in tight car parks.

> Tesla Model Y

> Tesla Model X

What are Tesla SUVs like to drive?

Driving any Tesla SUV for sale is an extremely simple process – there’s no handbrake, no engine starter button or key to turn.

Just walk up to the car with your phone (your digital key), pull the steering wheel-mounted lever into drive, then off you go.

Even stopping is easy, because you can rely entirely on regenerative braking by lifting your foot off the accelerator to come to a complete stop. Of course, there is still a brake pedal for those times when you need to stop a little more quickly.

Tesla SUV features

You’re guaranteed to see real value for money when buying a used Tesla SUV for sale – it might not cost much more than any other electric SUV, but you’ll get things like adaptive LED headlights, adaptive cruise control, heated seats, a heated steering wheel and 360-degree parking cameras.

We love that Tesla can add even more features for free via over-the-air (OTA) software updates – adaptive LED headlights were actually one of these updates.

Who are Tesla SUVs suitable for?

A Tesla SUV for sale is an ideal pick for families who need plenty of interior and boot space. Under-floor boot storage and even more space under the bonnet make a Tesla SUV about as practical as it gets.

Then, there’s the highly impressive tech on board, which is all controlled via the huge touchscreen infotainment system.

The third (but not the final) reason you might want to buy a used Tesla SUV is to reduce your running costs – a full charge of even the biggest Model X battery would only cost £7 on an off-peak rate (7p/kWh), and that’ll get you around 300 miles of range.