Used Tesla for Sale in Los Angeles, CA

527 local listings · median $33,998 · 1,124 sold in 30 days

The Los Angeles, CA used-Tesla market

There are currently 527 used Teslas for sale in the Los Angeles, CA area on OwneDeals — across Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck — aggregated from Tesla Certified Pre-Owned inventory, partner dealers, and private sellers. The median asking price across all models is $33,998, with an average odometer of 48,233 miles.

In the last 30 days, 1,124 used Teslas sold in the Los Angeles, CA market across all models.

Market analysis — used Tesla Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA supply is concentrated in Model Y and Model 3, while pricing splits sharply by Tesla model.

Active listings
453 listings
Median ask price
$31,088
Average mileage
53,338 miles
Sold in 30 days
1,119 sold

Los Angeles, CA is a high-volume used Tesla market, with 453 active listings against 1,119 sold in the last 30 days. Most shoppers will encounter Model Y and Model 3 first, since they lead both current supply at 190 listings and 167 listings and recent sales at 493 sold and 490 sold. Price expectations separate sharply by model: Cybertruck is at $79,480, while the lowest current median ask is Model S at $23,080 and the all-model median ask is $31,088. If you are comparing premium models locally, recent sold medians for Model X at $62,350 and Model S at $51,577 sit well above today's median asks, so asking-price comparisons alone can miss the recent market mix.

  • Recent sales volume exceeds visible supply: Los Angeles, CA has 453 active listings, while 1,119 vehicles sold in the last 30 days. Across all models, the current median ask is $31,088 and average mileage is 53,338 miles.
  • Model Y and Model 3 drive the local market: Model Y is the most plentiful listing type in Los Angeles, CA at 190 listings, with Model 3 close behind at 167 listings. They also lead recent sales, at 493 sold for Model Y and 490 sold for Model 3 in the last 30 days.
  • Cybertruck sits at the top of local pricing: Cybertruck carries the highest local pricing, with a $79,480 median ask and a $78,900 median sold price in Los Angeles, CA. It is also the smallest segment locally, with 4 active listings and 24 sold in the last 30 days.
  • Lowest asks and lowest sold medians differ: The lowest current median ask in Los Angeles, CA is Model S at $23,080, followed by Model 3 at $26,877. But the lowest recent sold median is Model 3 at $28,500, versus $35,700 for Model Y and $51,577 for Model S.
  • Model S and Model X show wider ask-sold splits: Model X has a $49,750 median ask in Los Angeles, CA, compared with a $62,350 recent sold median. Model S shows a similar pattern, at $23,080 asked versus $51,577 sold, which suggests the active inventory mix differs from the last 30 days of completed sales.

Bottom line: In Los Angeles, CA, most used Tesla shopping starts with Model Y and Model 3, while Model S and Model X need closer ask-versus-sold comparison.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-10-05. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

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ModelActive listingsMedian askingSold (30d)Median sold
Tesla Model 3183$27,760494$28,500
Tesla Model Y193$34,940505$35,800
Tesla Model S76$50,53643$55,777
Tesla Model X69$52,99564$62,650
Tesla Cybertruck6$79,41818$80,300

Median asking price — all models, Los Angeles, CA (last 30 days)

Median used Tesla asking price in Los Angeles, CA, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price across all Tesla models in Los Angeles, CA.$33,200$31,474Sep 07Sep 21Oct 05
Weekly median asking price across all used Teslas in Los Angeles, CA.

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About this data

Methodology: figures cover the Los Angeles, CA metro (a curated group of local cities) across all Tesla models. Recently-sold figures use each listing’s last-updated timestamp as a sold-date proxy and are directional market signal, not an appraisal.

Research by DK · OwneDeals Research.