- 2 models
- 8 variants
- FBT exempt
- Under LCT threshold
- Electric only
Tesla Electric Cars
Prices, range and specs in Australia
From$45,900to $89,400 RRP before on-road costs
Compare all 2 models
Check out all 2 Tesla electric models available in Australia, with prices starting from $45,900 before on-road costs and up to 702 km of WLTP range. Compare specs side by side, see which Tesla deals are live right now, and read our latest Tesla reviews and news. Last updated 2 November 2026.
- Price
- $45,900 to $89,400
- Range (WLTP)
- 466 to 702 km
- Battery
- 60.5 to 88.2 kWh
- Models
- 2 models · 8 variants
- Body types
- Sedan, SUV
- Live offers
- 1 Tesla deal
Tesla EV models and prices in Australia
RRP before on-road costs. Choose a model for its variants and full specs.
Compare all Tesla variants
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| Model | Variant | Price (RRP) | Range (WLTP) | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TeslaModel 3 | Rear-Wheel Drive | $45,900 | 572 km | 60.5 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Premum Rear-Wheel Drive | $54,900 | 520 km | 60.5 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Long Range RWD | $61,900 | 702 km | 78.1 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Performance | $80,900 | 528 km | 78.1 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | Rear-Wheel Drive | $58,900 | 466 km | 64 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | Long Range AWD | $68,900 | 586 km | 78 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | L AWD | $74,900 | 681 km | 88.2 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | Performance AWD | $89,400 | 580 km | 82 kWh |
| Model | Variant | Price (RRP) | Range (WLTP) | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TeslaModel Y | Rear-Wheel Drive | $55,900 | 455 km | 60 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | Long Range | $68,900 | 600 km | 78.1 kWh |
| TeslaModel Y | Performance AWD | $82,900 | 514 km | 78 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Rear-Wheel Drive | $57,400 | 491 km | 60 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Long Range AWD | $64,900 | 629 km | 82 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Long Range | $70,400 | 614 km | 82 kWh |
| TeslaModel 3 | Performance | $80,900 | 528 km | 78.1 kWh |
| TeslaModel S | Long Range | $133,175 | 652 km | 100 kWh |
| TeslaModel X | Long Range | $157,875 | 580 km | 100 kWh |
Cheapest vs longest range
The Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive is the cheapest Tesla at $45,900, with 572 km of WLTP range. The Model 3 Long Range RWD goes furthest at 702 km from a 78.1 kWh battery, for $61,900.
Tesla EV sales in Australia
Tesla sold 5,654 electric cars in Australia in September 2026 (20.7% of all EVs sold), making it the best-selling EV brand that month. That brings its 2026 total to 41,705.
| Model | Sep 2026 | Jan–Sep 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| TeslaModel Y | 4,476 | 35,930 |
| TeslaModel 3 | 1,178 | 5,775 |
| Total | 5,654 | 41,705 |
Source: VFACTS, September 2026.See all EV sales in Australia →
Pay less for a Tesla with a novated lease
Tesla electric cars under the luxury car tax threshold are FBT exempt, so you can lease one from your pre-tax salary.
Current Tesla offers and deals
Live right now across the Tesla range.
About Tesla
Tesla is a pure-electric vehicle manufacturer best known for its software-driven approach, long-range EVs, and proprietary fast-charging network. The brand focuses heavily on vertical integration, over-the-air updates, and simplified vehicle line-ups.
Tesla commenced EV sales in Australia in 2014, initially with the Model S, and now targets the mainstream electric sedan and SUV segments with the Model 3 and Model Y. Positioned as a technology-centric and efficiency-focused EV brand, Tesla prioritises range, performance, and digital features over traditional luxury.
In Australia, Tesla vehicles are sold exclusively via a direct-to-consumer online sales model, supported by company-owned showrooms, delivery centres, and service locations.
Tesla electric cars: FAQs
Tesla currently sells 2 fully electric models in Australia.
The cheapest Tesla in Australia is the Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive, starting from $45,900 before on-road costs.
The Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD offers the longest WLTP range in the Tesla line-up at 702 km.
Yes. Every Tesla model is priced under the $91,387 luxury car tax threshold for fuel-efficient cars, so a novated lease on any of them is exempt from fringe benefits tax.
Tesla sold 5,654 electric cars in Australia in September 2026 and 41,705 so far in 2026, according to VFACTS. Its best-selling EV that month was the Tesla Model Y.
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