The Tesla Model S Long Range costs approximately 564 €/year in energy over 15 000 km/year (Caralogy estimate).
Consumption simulation
Annual running cost and consumption - customisable simulation.
Annual cost
564€/an
15 000 km/yr
Cost / 100 km
3,76€
home rate
Savings vs ICE
−1 723€/an
vs segment median
5-year cost
2 820€
energy only
Annual mileage
Driving mix
Charging rate
Summary
Over 15 000 km/year, the Tesla Model S Long Range costs 564 €/year in energy (3,76 €/100 km). Home charging accounts for all energy costs.
Caralogy weights WLTP consumption by cycle according to your driving mix and applies selected rates. The result is closer to real-world consumption than the WLTP combined figure alone.
Compared to a petrol equivalent, the vehicle saves approximately 1 723 €/year. This saving grows with mileage.
How much do you save versus an equivalent petrol vehicle?
| Model S Long Range | Petrol median segment E | |
|---|---|---|
| Annual cost | 564 € | 2 287 € |
| Cost / 100 km | 3,76 € | 15,25 € |
| 5-year cost | 2 820 € | 11 436 € |
| 5-year savings | 8 616 € | |
Cumulative cost over 5 years
Compare with a rival
The Tesla Model S Long Range costs approximately 564 €/year in energy over 15 000 km/year (Caralogy estimate).
For the Tesla Model S Long Range: WLTP combined consumption 19,0 kWh/100 km · electric range 624 km · battery 100,0 kWh. WLTP consumption is a standardised cycle. Real consumption varies with driving mix, driving style and weather. Caralogy weights WLTP data by cycle.
The cost per 100 km of the Tesla Model S Long Range is approximately 3,76 € at selected rates.
Running costs depend on annual mileage, energy rate and driving mix. Use the simulator above.