SUVs · Battery electric

Tesla Model Y

Rear-Wheel Drive · five seats · Current model

What can this record tell you about tax?

The recorded tax list price is £44,925, at or below the £50,000 zero-emission threshold before extra options. Price alone does not trigger the supplement in this specification. Registration date, eligibility and options must also be checked.

Choose your tax view

Tax todayCurrent annual road tax and any supplement Plan for 2028Add the announced mileage charge

Current annual-renewal examples include no mileage charge. Check the registration assumptions before using a figure for your car.

Tesla Model Y exterior — Tesla Model Y — representative model photograph; trim and specification may differ. Photo credit

A closer look at the price

Verified UK on-the-road price: £44,990
Original tax list price: £44,925

Standard UK specification, included paint, wheels and interior; five-seat Model Y. Tax list price is derived from the itemised manufacturer vehicle price plus £925 destination/documentation charge, retaining VAT and excluding the separately shown £55 registration fee and £10 first-year VED. Trade-in bonus and fuel savings are excluded. Factory options can change supplement liability. This current version price is not an original-price record for an older used Tesla.

Official UK version price evidence
Checked 14 October 2026. Confirm your exact specification and options.

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The illustrative annual breakdown

10,000 miles · renewal 14 October 2026

£200

Illustrative annual total · current rates

Yearly road tax: £200
Extra charge for higher-priced cars: £0
Mileage charge from 2028: £0
Total for this scenario: £200

An annual renewal example using current rates. Example first registration: 14 October 2025; annual renewal: 14 October 2026. No mileage charge is included before April 2028. This is a second-year renewal example, not first-year tax. Actual registration date, original list price and factory options can alter the result. Used cars need their actual dates. See assumptions.

All battery electric cars incur the same announced per-mile rate. A more efficient battery does not lower that mileage tax.

Read the announced mileage policy · Read current vehicle tax rules

Options and the supplement threshold · Used-car registration checks