Short answer: the Tesla Model Y isn’t pocket change, but it’s not opera-house money either.
New prices typically sit around $55k–$62k for the RWD, about $70k–$77k for the Long Range, and roughly $80k–$86k for the Performance (all before on‑roads; drive‑away varies by state).
On the used market, early 2022–2023 RWDs can dip into the high-$40ks, while LR and Performance examples usually range from the mid-$50ks to mid-$70ks depending on kilometres and condition.
Shop around, factor in on‑roads and charging gear, and you’ll land a number that doesn’t make your accountant sigh quite as loudly.
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