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Our hands-on Tesla reviews compared like for like, plus the full Tesla EV model range with battery and range specs for every variant.
Model 3 Long Range RWD
Tesla CCS
The longest-range Model 3 variant delivers genuine long-distance capability, though it still lacks the vehicle-to-home tech that rivals now offer.
Model 3 Long Range AWD
Tesla CCS
Dual-motor grip and a 1,000kg tow rating make this the most versatile Model 3, though no vehicle-to-home capability remains a gap at this price.
Model 3 Standard Range RWD
Tesla CCS
A capable entry-level saloon with strong real-world range, let down by the absence of any vehicle-to-home or vehicle-to-load tech.
Model Y Long Range AWD
Tesla CCS
The most well-rounded Model Y for UK families, combining AWD traction, long range, and serious towing, but still without any vehicle-to-home capability.
Model Y Performance AWD
Tesla CCS
Fast, practical, and well-equipped, but the Performance premium buys acceleration rather than capability, and there is still no vehicle-to-home tech.
Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive
Tesla CCS
A practical family SUV with a large boot and tow rating, but efficiency lags behind rivals and there is no vehicle-to-load capability.
Every Tesla electric model in the Auto-Data reference dataset, including versions not sold in the UK. Battery and range figures are manufacturer specifications; tap a model for full variant specs.
Tesla Cybertruck 123 kWh 320–340 mi 
Tesla Model 3 50–84.7 kWh 190–429 mi Read our full review → 
Tesla Model S 60–100 kWh 208–405 mi 
Tesla Model X 75–100 kWh 259–360 mi 
Tesla Model Y 50–84.7 kWh 267–386 mi Read our full review → 
Tesla Roadster 53 kWh 244 mi Model data and photography © Auto-Data.net.