2021 Tesla Model 3 Standard Range + Electricity · LD71 NCC

The vehicle currently holds a valid MOT certificate from 2024-09-11, indicating that the most recent test was passed within the last three years. This suggests a relatively stable maintenance trend, where the car has not accumulated excessive wear since the last official inspection, although the record shows no specific defects. The test date of 2024-09-11 is approximately 18 months prior to today, placing the last MOT record in the past. Regarding the mileage trajectory, the vehicle has accumulated roughly 11,126 miles annually, which is consistent with its 2021 production year and typical usage patterns. There are no significant gaps in the mileage data, suggesting that the vehicle has maintained consistent daily use or long periods of stationary storage without the need for frequent, large-scale servicing. While the record shows no major wear on the drivetrain or suspension, the absence of a MOT failure in the September 2023 test implies that the vehicle has not experienced catastrophic structural issues or severe corrosion that would require immediate intervention. Consequently, the vehicle is currently roadworthy and ready for inspection, provided that routine servicing is performed according to the owner's schedule. The lack of defects in the 2024-09-11 test indicates that the car has maintained its mechanical integrity, but the absence of a MOT failure in the September 2023 test suggests that basic upkeep was not skipped during the previous owner's tenure. Buyers should verify that the vehicle has been serviced within the last three years to ensure no hidden wear has occurred since then.