Tesla Model Y vs Škoda Enyaq: price, range, tax and running costs compared

Updated 14 November 2026. Figures worked out from HMRC rates and our car data.

The Tesla Model Y goes 26 miles further on a charge and has 250 litres more boot space. The Škoda Enyaq is £5,020 cheaper to buy and costs £7 a month less in company-car tax at the higher rate.

We compare the versions below, which are the ones we list on PlugPerk. Other trims and battery sizes change the price, range and tax.

Side by side

	Tesla Model Y	Škoda Enyaq
Version compared	Rear-Wheel Drive (August 2026–)	SE L 60 (58kWh usable)
Body	SUV	SUV
List price	£44,990	£39,970
P11D value	£44,990*	£39,905
Range (WLTP)	309 miles	283 miles
Boot (as quoted by the maker)	835 litres	585 litres
0–62 mph	7.2 seconds	8.1 seconds
Top speed	–	99 mph
Fastest DC charging	175 kW	165 kW
Company-car tax 2026/27, basic rate	£30/month	£27/month
Company-car tax 2026/27, higher rate	£60/month	£53/month
Company-car tax 2026/27 to 2029/30, higher rate	£4,499	£3,991
Salary sacrifice, higher rate (example)	£478/month	£424/month
Expensive car road-tax supplement	No	No

* No published P11D value yet, so the list price is used. Company-car tax for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The salary-sacrifice figure is an illustration: a package of about 1.6% of the P11D value a month, after tax and National Insurance savings at the higher rate.

Which should you choose?

Choose the Tesla Model Y if you want the one that is longer range, bigger boot, faster charging, quicker acceleration.
Choose the Škoda Enyaq if you want the one that is cheaper to buy, lower company-car tax.

Whichever you prefer, see what it would cost you each way, as a company car, through salary sacrifice, on a lease or with finance: Tesla Model Y ways to pay · Škoda Enyaq ways to pay.

Common questions

Which is cheaper as a company car, the Tesla Model Y or the Škoda Enyaq?

The Škoda Enyaq: about £53 a month at the higher rate in 2026/27, against £60 for the Tesla Model Y.

Which has the longer range, the Tesla Model Y or the Škoda Enyaq?

The Tesla Model Y, at 309 miles (WLTP) against 283 miles for the Škoda Enyaq, in the versions we compare.

Which charges faster?

The Tesla Model Y, with a peak of 175 kW on a rapid charger against 165 kW for the Škoda Enyaq.

Which has the bigger boot?

The Tesla Model Y, at 835 litres against 585 litres, as quoted by each maker. Makers measure boots in different ways, so it is worth seeing both in person.

More guides

Company car tax on electric cars: The benefit-in-kind rates to 2030, what you pay at each tax band, and how it is calculated.
Electric car salary sacrifice explained: How giving up pay for a car saves tax, a worked example at every band, and what to check first.
Cheapest electric company cars to run: Every UK electric car ranked by monthly company-car tax, plus the cheapest SUVs and long-range picks.
Best electric cars under £35,000: Every electric car on sale for under £35,000, with the longest range, biggest boot, fastest charging and best value picked out.

Head-to-head comparisons

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How it works

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2

Compare real costs

Each car shows company-car tax per month at your rate, using the published P11D value where we have it.

3

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How is company-car tax worked out?

Taxable benefit = P11D value × the appropriate percentage for zero-emission cars (4% in 2026/27, 5% in 2027/28, 7% in 2028/29 and 9% in 2029/30). You pay that benefit × your marginal income-tax rate. We show a full tax year divided by 12.

What is the P11D value?

The list price including VAT and delivery, plus factory options, but excluding first registration fee and road tax. Where a maker hasn't published one we use the list price and label it as an estimate. Options you add will increase it.

Why is the £100k–£125k band 60%?

Between £100,000 and £125,140 you lose £1 of tax-free personal allowance for every £2 you earn. That makes the effective rate 60% (67.5% in Scotland). Salary sacrifice reduces your taxable pay, so it can be especially valuable here.

How accurate is this?

It is a guide, not tax advice. Prices, P11D values and launch dates change; check with the manufacturer and your employer before you commit. Figures are a researched snapshot and every key number links to its source.

Ways to pay

Company car, salary sacrifice, personal lease, PCP, hire purchase or cash: see what the same car costs you each way, at your own tax band.

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