Tesla Model 3: used review
The most common used electric car in Australia. Older Model 3s now ask about $30,000 to $38,000. Which versions to look at, what to check and what they cost.
Australia's best-selling EV for years running. Repeated new-car price cuts have pushed used prices down quickly, which makes it the clearest depreciation story in the market.
The median Tesla Model 3 for sale is asking $36,165, with about 190 for sale at a median of 54,777.5 km. A five-year-old one is asking about 65% of what one a year old or less is.
Median asking price of the cars for sale now, by version. Choose one to see every figure on this page for it alone.
Monthly, across every listing live that month
Listings that came off the market that month
Median asking price by years since build
Median asking price in 20,000 km bands
Median asking price of current listings
Official state figures. They count cars changing owner or registered, not prices, and cover one state each, not the whole country.
Cars of this model changing owner each month, dealer and private sales together
Transfers in the year by seller and buyer. Non-private covers businesses and fleets.
Sources: Monthly Vehicle Transfers, Department of Transport and Planning (Victoria), and Vehicle registration transfers by year, Transport and Main Roads (Queensland), both CC BY 4.0; Road Vehicles Australia, Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE), CC BY. Cars of a variant such as the Golf R are counted under the plain model.
The most common used electric car in Australia. Older Model 3s now ask about $30,000 to $38,000. Which versions to look at, what to check and what they cost.
A used Tesla Model 3 asks a median of $36,000 and a Model Y $44,500. The cheapest popular EV on the used market is the MG4, at about $28,000.
Groups with fewer than 3 listings are left out. Cars with under 1,000 km (usually ex-demo) are counted separately as near-new, not in the used figures.