2024 Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD Electric · LF74 JYK

This 2024 Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD presents no official MOT history, which is entirely normal for a vehicle of this age. Under UK regulations, new passenger cars are exempt from MOT testing until the third anniversary of their registration, meaning this vehicle's initial test is not due until 2027. There is no historical DVSA data to establish a maintenance trend or identify previous test failures. The vehicle's roadworthiness must therefore be assessed solely on its physical condition and accompanying service records. The absence of MOT records means there is no official mileage verification through the DVSA database. With the current date in August 2026, the car is approximately two years old, yet the lack of recorded mileage points makes it impossible to track annual accumulation or identify any odometer discrepancies. A prospective buyer must verify the mileage history using the vehicle's digital dashboard logs, Tesla service records, and any available charging history to ensure the physical wear aligns with the claimed distance travelled. Despite the lack of MOT data, specific mechanical areas require close physical inspection. Heavy electric vehicles place significant stress on suspension components, so you should inspect the front upper control arms and suspension bushes for premature wear or play. Regenerative braking systems often lead to underused friction brakes, meaning the brake discs can suffer from corrosion and the calipers can bind. Check the inner tyre shoulders for uneven wear, which frequently indicates wheel misalignment caused by the vehicle's high torque and weight.