Tesla Lease Payment Estimator (June 2026)

Tesla's lease offers are some of the most aggressive in the business — a Model 3 leases from just $329/mo, and because Tesla sells direct (no dealership markup) the advertised number is the number. Pick a trim below to see the current payment, then drag your cash-due-at-signing up or down to see how it moves the monthly. Every figure is a real June 2026 advertised offer; lease terms change roughly monthly, so confirm the live number on Tesla's site before you sign.

Model & trim Cash due at signing

Lease term

36 months · 10k mi/yr

$329/mo

—due at signing

—total over 36 mo

—per day to drive

Estimate. Changing cash-due-at-signing shifts the monthly by roughly the difference spread over the 36-month term (Tesla doesn't publish the residual or money factor, so the small finance effect isn't modeled). The lease payment is just the car — add insurance and charging for your true monthly. Run those in the full cost calculator.

Current Tesla lease offers (June 2026)

Model	Trim	Monthly	Due at signing	Term	Mileage
Model 3	RWD	$329/mo	$4,024	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model 3	Premium RWD	$349/mo	$4,044	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model 3	Premium AWD (Long Range)	$449/mo	$4,145	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model 3	Performance AWD	$599/mo	$4,295	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	RWD	$459/mo	$4,155	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	AWD (Long Range)	$499/mo	$4,195	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	Premium RWD	$599/mo	$4,295	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	Premium AWD	$699/mo	$4,395	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	Premium AWD 7-Seat	$738/mo	$4,433	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Model Y	Performance AWD	$799/mo	$4,495	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Cybertruck	Premium AWD	$949/mo	$6,644	36 mo	10k mi/yr
Cybertruck	Cyberbeast	$1439/mo	$7,135	36 mo	10k mi/yr

CarsDirect Tesla lease roundup (updated 6/28/2026), mirroring Tesla's advertised manufacturer lease examples. Tesla has no advertised manufacturer lease deals on the Model S or Model X right now — contact Tesla for a quote rather than relying on third-party estimates. Offers change about monthly and expire end-of-quarter — best pricing usually lands in the last week. Verify the live offer at tesla.com/current-offers.

What you should know before you lease

You can buy it at the end now. Tesla reinstated end-of-lease buyouts on Nov 27, 2024 — you can purchase the car at lease end for its preset residual value on all models (Model 3/Y/S/X/Cybertruck), except in Iowa and Louisiana. A processing fee (~$350) applies. This reverses Tesla's old 2022 no-buyout policy.
Fees: a ~$695 acquisition fee is baked into the due-at-signing; budget a ~$395 disposition fee at return if you hand it back instead of buying out, and ~$0.25/mile over the 10k/yr allowance.
FSD is separate. FSD (Supervised) is a separate $99/month subscription tied to your account, not capitalized into the lease.
Mileage matters. All advertised deals are 10k mi/yr; higher tiers (12k/15k) raise the payment, so lease for how you actually drive.

Lease or buy?

Leasing wins on low monthly cost and always being under warranty; buying wins if you keep the car long-term, especially when Tesla is running one of its 0–0.99% purchase APRs. Now that buyouts are back, a lease also keeps the door open to owning later. We break the whole decision down in Tesla lease vs buy in 2026, or compare a financed purchase against a gas car in the cost-of-ownership calculator.

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