In Australia, new Teslas aren’t cheap, but they’re not unicorns either.
Right now the Model 3 and Model Y are the ones sold new, typically from about AUD $60k–$95k before on-road costs, depending on battery and trim; drive-away varies with state taxes and any incentives.
Used prices are a lucky dip: early Model 3 often land around AUD $35k–$55k, while used Model Y examples hover roughly AUD $50k–$85k, condition and kilometres willing.
The bigger Model S and Model X are mostly used-only here, commonly anywhere between AUD $45k–$120k+ depending on year, spec, and whether someone’s fitted wheels the size of dinner plates.
Cross-check Tradingpost, dealer listings, and Tesla’s used inventory—prices bounce with demand and software options, as they do.
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