If you mean “how much does a Tesla cost in Australia?”, ballpark it like this: new Model 3 typically lands around AUD 55k–75k drive-away, while a Model Y sits roughly AUD 60k–85k drive-away depending on state and spec.
Model S and X aren’t currently sold new here, so they’re a used-only adventure with pricing all over the map.
On the used market, earlier Model 3s (2019–2021) often run about AUD 30k–50k, and Model Ys commonly hover around AUD 40k–60k, subject to battery health and kilometres.
Prices swing with incentives, inventory deals, and the occasional midnight price shuffle, so double-check today’s figures before you flex the savings account.
Browse Tradingpost or Tesla’s own listings for current numbers, then factor in insurance and home charging so the budget shock doesn’t arrive before the car.
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