Asking what a Tesla costs is like asking the barista for “just a coffee” — the answer is, predictably, “it depends.”
In Australia, new Model 3 and Model Y typically land around AUD 60k–90k drive-away depending on spec and state fees, with entry trims near the low 60s and performance variants nudging the 80s–90s.
Used Teslas range roughly AUD 30k–80k based on year, kilometres and condition, with early Model 3s the value picks and low‑km long‑range/performance cars fetching more.
Remember on-road costs, insurance and a home charger can add a few grand, but running costs are delightfully lean compared with petrol.
Prices shift more often than a Melbourne forecast, so check current listings before you pull the trigger.
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