Used Tesla Model Y for Sale

6,602 listings · median $32,995 · 9,780 sold in 30 days

Market overview

There are currently 6,602 used Tesla Model Y listings for sale on OwneDeals, aggregated from Tesla Certified Pre-Owned inventory, partner dealers, and private sellers across the United States. The median asking price is $32,995, with most listings between $28,847 and $37,434, and the average odometer reading is 51,837 miles.

In the last 30 days, 9,780 used Tesla Model Ys sold through listings tracked on OwneDeals at a median sold price of $34,500, spending about 27 days listed before selling.

Market analysis — used Tesla Model Y

Used Model Ys are clearing quickly, and Tesla CPO premiums shrink by the time cars sell

Median sold price
$34,420
Median ask price
$32,995
Sold in 30 days
10,168 sold
Avg days listed
27 days

Current supply is priced below the recent transaction market: the median ask is $32,995, while the median sold price is $34,420. That is not just a market-wide quirk; 2021 through 2025 model years all show sold medians above asks, while 2020 and 2026 are the exceptions. Tesla CPO cars also behave differently from dealer stock, starting at $38,200 and closing at $35,900 versus $33,990 to $33,498 for dealer cars, so a high CPO sticker does not necessarily stay high. With 10,168 sales in the last 30 days, 6,603 active listings, and 27 days listed on average, shoppers should compare late-model CPO cars at their current price rather than judge them only by their opening ask.

  • Recent sales are running ahead of asks: At the market level, recently sold cars are pricing above the current listing pool: the median sold price is $34,420 versus a $32,995 median ask. That pattern holds across 2021 through 2025, where sold medians run from $27,960 to $40,068 against asks from $27,496 to $39,728; 2020 and 2026 are the exceptions.
  • CPO listings cut much more than dealer cars: Tesla CPO inventory starts higher and moves more before sale. Across 2,979 CPO sales, the initial price was $38,200 and the final sold price was $35,900, a $2,300 drop; across 7,173 dealer sales, the path was $33,990 to $33,498, a $492 drop.
  • The CPO premium narrows most on late-model cars: In the newest years, Tesla's premium is much bigger on the asking side than at sale. For 2025, CPO asks are $41,800 versus $39,323 at dealers, but sold medians are $40,500 versus $39,998; for 2026, asks are $50,000 versus $48,095, while sold medians are $48,200 versus $47,729.
  • Turnover is steady relative to supply: This market is moving rather than sitting. Over the last 30 days, 10,168 Model Ys sold against 6,603 active listings, and the average listing lasted 27 days.

Bottom line: A $32,995 median ask sits below a $34,420 median sold price, and Tesla CPO cars usually start higher but cut more before sale.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-10-11. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

Median asking price — Tesla Model Y (last 30 days)

Median asking price for used Tesla Model Y, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price trend from OwneDeals inventory snapshots.$33,500$33,000Sep 07Sep 21Oct 05
Weekly median asking price for used Tesla Model Y.
Weekly median asking price, Tesla Model Y
WeekMedianP5P95CPO medianDealer median
Sep 07$33,119$23,899$46,998$35,900$32,790
Sep 14$33,073$23,890$47,058$36,000$32,775
Sep 21$33,000$23,622$47,590$36,700$32,750
Sep 28$33,055$23,450$47,985$36,800$32,698
Oct 05$33,500$23,392$47,998$37,000$32,990

Price by model year — Tesla Model Y

Median price by model year, used Tesla Model YMedian asking price for each model year currently listed.2020$26,9902021$27,4962022$30,5922023$34,1102024$37,3462025$39,7282026$48,310
Median asking price for each model year currently listed — a quick read on depreciation.
Median price by model year, Tesla Model Y
Model yearMedianCPO medianDealer medianListings
2020$26,990$29,600$26,900367
2021$27,496$31,300$27,3871138
2022$30,592$32,950$30,4141240
2023$34,110$36,750$33,5902081
2024$37,346$39,000$37,028892
2025$39,728$41,800$39,323304
2026$48,310$50,000$48,095580

Price vs. mileage — Tesla Model Y

Price vs. mileage for used Tesla Model YEach point is one active listing: mileage (x) against price (y).$60,299$12215 mi191,577 mi
Each point is one active listing: higher-mileage cars trend cheaper. Use it to judge whether a listing is priced fairly for its odometer.

What’s available — Tesla Model Y trims

Active listings by trim, used Tesla Model YNumber of currently-listed vehicles by trim.Long Range All-Wheel Drive4,388Performance All-Wheel Drive1,506Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive288Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive276Standard57Other40Premium All-Wheel Drive21Model Y All-Wheel Drive20
Active listings by trim.
Active listings by trim, Tesla Model Y
TrimCPODealerPrivateTotal
Long Range All-Wheel Drive463392504388
Performance All-Wheel Drive83142301506
Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive122760288
Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive182580276
Standard057057
Other040040
Premium All-Wheel Drive210021
Model Y All-Wheel Drive200020

How far sellers come down — Tesla Model Y

Initial asking price vs final sold price by channel, used Tesla Model YSolid bar = median initial asking price; lighter bar = median final sold price.AllCPODealer
Median initial asking price vs. median final sold price, by sales channel. The gap is how much sellers typically discount before a sale closes.
Initial asking vs final sold price by channel, Tesla Model Y
ChannelMedian initial askingMedian final soldMedian dropDrop %Cars
CPO$38,200$35,900$2,3006.0%2943
Dealer$33,990$33,566$4241.2%6821
All channels$35,572$34,500$1,0723.0%9764

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About this data

Methodology: active-listing statistics reflect vehicles marked for sale at the time this page was generated. Recently-sold figures use each listing’s last-updated timestamp as a sold-date proxy (we do not receive a guaranteed transaction date from every source) and should be read as directional market signal, not appraisal. Price-trend data comes from OwneDeals’ own inventory snapshots.

Research by DK · OwneDeals Research.