In Australia, Tesla model prices move more than a kangaroo on espresso, but here’s the lay of the land right now.
New Model 3 runs about $55k–$60k (RWD), $65k–$75k (Long Range), and $80k–$85k (Performance) before on-roads; Model Y sits roughly $56k–$63k (RWD), $70k–$78k (Long Range), and $82k–$90k (Performance).
Model S and X aren’t sold new here anymore, so it’s used‑market only.
Second‑hand, early Model 3s hover around $30k–$40k, newer LR/Performance stretch $45k–$70k; Model Y used listings commonly sit $42k–$60k+ depending on spec and kilometres.
Prices wobble with incentives, inventory promos and whims, so always double‑check the Tesla configurator.
And if you’re trawling the classifieds—Tradingpost included—budget for a home charger and the odd tyre bill courtesy of that instant torque.

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