In Australia, a new Tesla Model 3 RWD typically lands around $60k–$65k before on-road costs, the Long Range sits roughly $72k–$78k, and the Performance struts in at about $80k–$86k.
Options (paint, wheels, interior) nudge those higher, and your state’s stamp duty and delivery fees do the rest.
On the used market, early cars can be found from roughly $35k–$45k, with 2021–2023 examples usually $45k–$65k depending on kilometres and condition.
Near-new or Performance models often sit higher, sometimes nudging $70k–$75k.
Prices move with supply and the odd factory shuffle, so check live listings (Tradingpost included) for the real-world damage.
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