In Australia, the most expensive new Tesla you can actually buy is the Model Y Performance, with the Model 3 Performance nipping at its heels depending on on‑road costs.
Expect roughly A$85k–A$95k drive‑away, give or take your state’s stamp duty and how generous the delivery gods are feeling.
On the used market, the discontinued Model S and Model X can sail past that: tidy late‑model examples often list anywhere from about A$90k to A$160k, with rare imports fetching more.
In short: new Teslas top out around the high‑$80ks; the priciest Teslas you’ll see here are used S/X examples that ask six figures and a deep breath.
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