how much does it cost to charge a tesla at home in australia

At typical Aussie household rates of about $0.25–$0.40 per kWh, charging a Tesla at home costs roughly $4–$8 per 100 km, give or take your right foot and the weather.

A near‑empty to near‑full top‑up on a Model 3 (around 60 kWh usable) is about $15–$24; a bigger pack (circa 75 kWh) is more like $19–$30, plus ~10% charging losses. Off‑peak tariffs can trim that to pub‑change, while rooftop solar makes daytime charging almost free in marginal cost terms. Compare that with a thirsty petrol hatch and you’ll feel like you’ve found money down the couch. Your exact bill will depend on your plan, efficiency (about 13–18 kWh/100 km), and how often you play traffic‑light Grand Prix.