The 2023 Tesla Model 3 electric sedan has again returned to a more-affordable price.
Snapshot
- 2023 Tesla Model 3 pricing reduced
- RWD and Long Range reduced by $3000
- Performance down slightly
Tesla has applied a $3000 price reduction for select Model 3 variants this week, following a previous significant cut in early January.
It is now priced from $60,900 before on-road costs for the single-motor Rear-Wheel Drive variant, down from $63,900.
The mid-spec Long Range is now listed at $73,900 – down $3000 – while the flagship Performance is down $65 to $89,835, including luxury car tax.
The latest price cut has reduced the Model 3's pricing to the second cheapest ever in Australia, with a small number available for $59,990 before on-roads in early March 2022 – before pricing climbed to $65,500 prior to the reduction in January 2023.
First launched in late 2019, the Model 3 has received several price adjustments, with updated pricing listed at random on Tesla's consumer website – unlike other traditional carmakers.
VFACTS new-car sales data reveals the 2023 Tesla Model 3 is not only Australia's best-selling electric car, but also the highest-selling passenger vehicle.
To the end of February, 5598 Model 3s have been registered in Australia, with the electric sedan outsold by the popular Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux.
Tesla Model 3 pricing – April 2023
Prices exclude on-road costs.
Model | Pricing | Change |
---|---|---|
Model 3 RWD | $60,900 | down $3000 |
Model 3 Long Range AWD | $73,900 | down $3000 |
Model 3 Performance AWD | $89,835* | down $65 |
* includes Luxury Car Tax
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