what does a tesla cost

In Australia, a new Tesla sits roughly at Model 3: mid-$50k to high-$70k and Model Y: low-$60k to around $90k before on-road costs, depending on spec and options.

Drive-away varies with state charges, wheels, and whether you fancy dual motors for extra zing.

Used? Model 3s commonly run $30k–$60k+, Model Ys about $40k–$80k, and older Model S/X can swing $40k–$150k+ based on age, kays, and condition.

Note: Tesla doesn’t currently sell new Model S/X in Australia, so they’re a pre-loved hunt.

Budget for home charging gear and the odd tyre splurge—instant torque is hungry—and you’ll have the real-world tally.