Australia’s 2023 Tesla story was a two-model show: Model 3 and Model Y (no new S or X here, sadly). New prices in 2023 bounced around with frequent cuts, but roughly: Model 3 RWD from about $57k–$65k before on-roads, Long Range around $71k–$76k, and Performance about $83k–$90k. Model Y RWD hovered around $60k–$69k, Long Range near $78k–$82k, and Performance roughly $85k–$96k, again before stamp duty and the rest of the party crashers. Drive-away totals vary by state and options, so budget several thousand more for the paperwork confetti. On the used side, 2023-built cars typically ranged from the high-$40ks to mid-$80ks depending on specs and kilometres. In short: quick cars, quicker price moves—keep an eye on current listings and incentives.

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