Leasing has long been a popular way to finance vehicles – and Tesla is no exception. Low monthly payments and a fixed term are more attractive to many customers than outright purchase and the long-term commitment of driving the car. Years.
Even though the lease term is fixed, Tesla offers its private customers the option of early termination. This means that if, for example, you have signed a private lease for a Model 3 for four years, you can also terminate the lease after just one year and return the vehicle.
How to end a Tesla lease: Here's how it works
Under Account —> Manage lease agreement —> To terminate the lease early, you will find a breakdown of how much Tesla would charge you for doing so. This depends on the deposit paid, the mileage driven, and much more.
Currently, due to the strong market situation in the electric vehicle sector, many users are showing a negative value, meaning they can terminate their contract free of charge. Only any defects on the vehicle need to be paid for. However, it is also possible that you will have to pay for the termination itself.
Please note that you must keep your Tesla for two years to qualify for the environmental bonus you have already received. If you do not, you will have to repay the full amount (up to €6,000).
