Tesla Rolls Out $35‑Per‑Month Powerwall Lease in Texas

Tesla Energy has introduced a new “Powerwall Lease” program in Texas, offering whole‑home backup for roughly $35 a month. The deal requires customers to lease two Powerwall batteries and sign up for Tesla Electric’s retail electricity service. By bundling the hardware lease with its own electricity supply, Tesla is able to keep the monthly cost well below what a standard battery lease would charge. The program reflects Tesla’s broader strategy to expand its energy portfolio beyond cars. With the lease tied to its electric utility arm, Tesla can streamline billing and potentially offer additional savings or incentives to subscribers. Homeowners in Texas, where power outages and high electricity rates are common, may find the combined package attractive for both reliability and cost. While the exact terms beyond the $35 monthly fee and two‑battery requirement are not yet detailed, the announcement signals Tesla’s intent to make whole‑home battery backup more accessible. The move could spur competition among energy providers and accelerate adoption of home battery systems across the state.