Tesla EV Australia

Model 3 Standard Range Plus: starting at around AUD 66,000
Model Y Standard Range: starting at around AUD 71,000
Model S Long Range: starting at around AUD 130,000
Model X Long Range: starting at around AUD 140,000

It’s important to keep in mind that these costs could alter depending on regional taxes, currency exchange rates, and other elements. The precise choices and upgrades you select, the price of delivery, taxes, and other costs will all affect the final price of a Tesla in Australia.

For the most recent pricing details and to customise a Tesla to suit your needs and budget, we advise visiting Tesla’s website.

According to real performance data, several Tesla owners claim that their batteries last for well over 150,000 miles or more than 200,000 km, and some even claim that their batteries have lasted for more than 300,000 miles or more than 500,000 km. This range corresponds to the typical human age of 22 to 37 years.

No, Australia does not offer free Tesla supercharger charging. All Tesla owners in Australia used to receive free, unlimited Supercharging from Tesla, however, this is no longer the case. Currently, Supercharging at the company’s Supercharger sites in Australia is a paid service for Tesla owners.

The size of your vehicle’s battery, the amperage of your charging outlet, and the charging rate of your Tesla’s onboard charger are just a few of the variables that will affect how long it takes to charge a Tesla at home in Australia.

It will take between 12 to 17 hours to fully recharge a 50 kWh battery in a Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus if you have a typical 10-amp household outlet.

Yes, you can own a Tesla without a home charger. Tesla cars can be charged using a standard 220-240 V household outlet, also known as “Level 1” charging, which provides about 7 to 10 KM of range per hour of charging. This method is slow, but it is an option for those who don’t have access to a home charger.