Tesla-approved bodyshops in Hampshire

We list 2 Tesla-approved bodyshops in Hampshire: Steer Electric Eastleigh (Eastleigh), Steer Basingstoke (Basingstoke). Below them are the nearest approved repairers just outside the county, in case they have shorter waiting times.

Tesla-approved bodyshops are independent repairers that Tesla has checked for training, equipment and use of genuine parts. They are the ones to use after an accident — insurers and Tesla expect it. No business pays to be listed here.

Had a good or bad experience with a bodyshop in Hampshire, or know of one we're missing? Tell us. Listings last checked 7 October 2026.

Tesla-approved bodyshops in Hampshire

Steer Electric Eastleigh

Unit 3, Penta Park Industrial Estate, Wide Lane, Eastleigh, Southampton, SO18 2JF · 02380 981011
8.9 miles from the middle of Hampshire

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Steer Basingstoke

Stroudley Road, Basingstoke, RG24 8FW · 01256 400040
17.6 miles from the middle of Hampshire

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Nearest approved bodyshops outside Hampshire

Steer Prestige Farnham (Steer Luxury South)

Unit 3a, Farnham Trading Estate, Farnham, GU9 9NN · 01252 719699
Farnham (Surrey) · 23.8 miles from the middle of Hampshire

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Steer Prestige Chichester (Apollo Prestige)

Unit 7 Terminus Road, Chichester, PO19 8TX · 01243 528855
Chichester (West Sussex) · 25.0 miles from the middle of Hampshire

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After an accident: what to do

  1. Make the car and people safe. Hazards on, get everyone out to a safe place, and call 999 if anyone is hurt. If the car has a high-voltage warning, smoke or a strong smell, keep well clear and tell the emergency services it is an electric car.
  2. Call your insurer before booking a repair. Most policies have a list of approved repairers. Ask them to use a Tesla-approved bodyshop — many insurers already route Teslas to one.
  3. Use the Tesla app for recovery. Roadside assistance is requested in the Tesla app. Teslas need to be moved the right way (flatbed, not towed on their wheels), so tell any recovery company it is a Tesla.
  4. Ask the bodyshop the right questions. Do they use genuine Tesla parts? Can they do camera and sensor (ADAS) calibration after the repair? Will they send photos and an estimate before starting?
  5. Check the car when you collect it. Panel gaps and paint match in daylight, Autopilot cameras working with no warnings, and keep the invoice — it matters for warranty and resale.

Tesla accident repair in Hampshire: quick answers

Where is the nearest Tesla-approved bodyshop to Hampshire?

Steer Electric Eastleigh in Eastleigh, about 9 miles from the middle of Hampshire.

Do I have to use a Tesla-approved bodyshop?

Not by law, but your insurer may require one of its approved repairers, and a Tesla-approved bodyshop has the training, equipment and genuine parts to repair the structure, high-voltage system and driver-assistance sensors properly. Using one also avoids arguments about warranty later.

Can a normal garage fix accident damage on a Tesla?

Small cosmetic jobs such as scuffs, dents or chips are often fine at a good independent. Anything structural, anything near the battery, or anything that affects cameras and sensors should go to a Tesla-approved bodyshop.

Nearby areas

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