Short answer: Teslas in Australia run from roughly $55k–$95k drive‑away for new Model 3 and Model Y, depending on trim, paint, wheels, and your state’s on‑roads.
Expect a Model 3 RWD to start in the low‑$60k bracket, a Model 3 or Y Long Range in the low‑to‑mid‑$70ks, and Performance variants nudging the $80k–$90k mark.
Used? Older Model 3s (2019–2021) often land around $30k–$45k, newer 3s and most Model Ys typically sit $45k–$75k, and tidy Y Performance cars can push higher.
Model S and X aren’t sold new here right now; used examples vary widely by year and battery, roughly $60k–$150k.
Prices swing with Tesla’s frequent tweaks, state incentives, and stamp duty—so check current listings on Tradingpost and factor local on‑road costs before you get smug about “fuel” again.
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