Tesla has trimmed up to $3,100 AUD off eligible inventory vehicles in Australia, cutting the Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD to $58,800 AUD and the Model Y Premium RWD to $55,950 AUD.
The savings appear under the “Save on Eligible Inventory Vehicles” banner on Tesla Australia’s current benefits page, which runs until 31 December 2026 and applies when purchasing an eligible new or demonstrator inventory vehicle. The pricing covers in-stock cars only and does not change new-car list pricing.
The Model 3 Premium RWD has been reduced by $2,750 AUD to $52,150 AUD. The two largest cuts are worth roughly five percent each: $3,100 AUD off the Model 3 Premium Long Range RWD and $2,950 AUD off the Model Y Premium RWD.
Inventory pricing is distinct from Tesla’s standard pricing because it applies only to vehicles the company has already built and listed as in stock, including demonstrator models. Buyers who order a fresh factory configuration continue to pay the regular list price.
The inventory push follows other recent Australian incentives, including a $5,000 AUD discount on FSD Supervised in Australia and New Zealand and the recent rollout of monthly FSD subscriptions in Australia and New Zealand. Tesla has also run regional discount pushes across Asia-Pacific before, such as when it offered discounts in Singapore alongside China, South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
Shoppers comparing vehicles can check Tesla Australia’s official inventory page, since eligible new and demonstrator stock is limited and the benefits offer ends on 31 December 2026.
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