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Methodology & sources

Every default in our calculators is an editable estimate with a source and a check date. We don't hard-code figures that quietly go stale, and we never invent a number. All figures below were checked 2026-07-13.

Constants, sources and check dates

FigureDefaultSource
Free Supercharging miles (referral)650 milesTesla UK — Refer and Earn
Inventory referral discount£500 (inventory only)Tesla UK — Refer and Earn
Home electricity (example default)24.5p/kWhOfgem price cap
EV night rate (example)7.5p/kWhTypical smart EV tariff
Supercharger (member, peak)41p/kWhTesla Supercharging
Supercharger (non-member)53p/kWhTesla Supercharging
EV company-car BiK 2025/263%GOV.UK company-car tax
EV company-car BiK 2026/274%GOV.UK company-car tax
EV company-car BiK 2027/285%GOV.UK company-car tax
EV chargepoint grant (max)£350GOV.UK EV chargepoint grants
Home charger install (typical)£800–£1500UK installer quotes

Vehicle assumptions

Real-world efficiency figures are estimates from typical UK owner data and are deliberately conservative versus WLTP. Prices are indicative UK list prices — always confirm live at tesla.com/en_gb.

VariantEfficiencyWLTP rangeUsable batteryList price
Model 3 (RWD)4.1 mi/kWh318 mi57.5 kWh£39,990
Model 3 Long Range AWD3.9 mi/kWh421 mi75 kWh£44,990
Model Y (RWD)3.7 mi/kWh311 mi60 kWh£44,990
Model Y Long Range AWD3.6 mi/kWh364 mi75 kWh£51,990

What we deliberately exclude (because it's not true in the UK)