Used electric cars: what they cost in November 2026
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.
A 2025 Tesla Model Y typically asks $63,000 in Australia, usually with about 13,000 km on the clock, about $15,500 more than a 2024.
The median 2025 Tesla Model Y for sale is asking $63,000, with under 10 for sale at a median of 12,875 km.
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From the price changes we have recorded on under 10 cars for sale.
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Tracking since 8 Nov 2026. One point a day.
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Median of under 10 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Cars that came off the market in the 7 days to each date
Tracking since 8 Nov 2026. One point a day.
Median asking price in 20,000 km bands
Median of under 10 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Median asking price of current listings, from zero
Median of under 10 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Official combined test figures across the variants sold in these build years. Real-world use differs.
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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.
The median asking price is $63,000, with under 10 for sale. Updated 15 November 2026.
The asking prices of cars advertised for sale in Australia. Every price figure comes from a group of 3 or more cars, never a single listing, and we don’t name where a car was advertised.
No. They are asking prices, what sellers want, and cars often sell for less. Where we show sold figures they are labelled separately.
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. How the figures are worked out.