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Tesla calculators & comparison tools
Seven interactive tools covering ownership cost, charging, range, insurance, and model matching.
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Accurate estimates
Built on EPA ratings, state-by-state energy prices, insurance.com premiums, AAA ownership costs and iSeeCars resale data, with every source named on the tool.
Instant results
Real-time calculations as you adjust inputs — no form submission, no waiting.
Comprehensive data
Every 2026 trim Tesla sells, with prices and specs checked against Tesla's published figures and the EPA, last on October 4, 2026.
FAQ
Frequently asked
Are these Tesla calculator results accurate?
They are estimates built from published data, and each calculator lists its sources: EPA range and energy use, EIA electricity prices and AAA gas prices for your state, insurance.com premiums by model and state, AAA maintenance costs, iSeeCars resale values and each state program's own rebate rules. Your own quote, utility bill and driving will differ, so treat the results as a well-informed starting point.
Do you collect my data when I use the Tesla calculators?
All calculations happen in your browser — we don't store, save, or transmit any data you enter into our calculators. Your inputs remain completely private.
Which Tesla models are included in the calculators?
Our calculators cover the current Tesla lineup: Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck, across every trim level (Standard, Premium, Performance, Cyberbeast) for the 2026 model year. Model S and Model X left production on June 30, 2026, so they are no longer included.
Can I open a calculator already set to my Tesla?
Yes. Every calculator accepts a vehicle and trim in the address, for example /tools/tco-calculator?vehicle=model-y&trim=premium-awd, and the comparison tool takes two: /tools/compare?v1=model-3&v2=model-y. Add &state=TX (any two-letter code) to start the cost tools on your state's prices; once you pick a state, every calculator remembers it. The model buyer's guides link to each tool preset this way.
Do the calculators include the federal EV tax credit?
No. The $7,500 federal clean-vehicle credit ended for cars bought after September 30, 2025, so it is set to zero. State programs open to every buyer, in Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Oregon, are applied by the total cost of ownership calculator when you pick your state; ones with conditions, such as California's first-time-buyer rebate, are shown but not counted.
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Start with total cost of ownership — the calculator most new Tesla owners use first.
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