Used Tesla for Sale in New York City Metro

413 local listings · median $27,994 · 644 sold in 30 days

The New York City Metro used-Tesla market

There are currently 413 used Teslas for sale in the New York City Metro 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 $27,994, with an average odometer of 72,851 miles.

In the last 30 days, 644 used Teslas sold in the New York City Metro market across all models.

Market analysis — used Tesla New York City Metro

New York City Metro’s used Tesla market is concentrated in Model 3 and Model Y, with large price gaps across models.

Active listings
411 listings
Median ask price
$27,994
Average mileage
73,866 miles
Sold in 30 days
621 sold vehicles

New York City Metro shoppers are looking at a market with 411 listings, a $27,994 median ask, and 73,866 miles on the average listing. Most of the local choice is in Model 3 and Model Y, where inventory is deepest and recent sales are also the heaviest. Price expectations change sharply by badge, from a $20,997 median ask for Model S to $77,484 for Cybertruck. Recent sold medians sit above current active medians for Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X, so local comparisons work better when you benchmark both live listings and recent sold data for the specific Tesla model you want in the New York City Metro.

  • Model 3 and Model Y carry most local volume: In the New York City Metro, current supply is concentrated in 170 active listings for Model 3 and 168 active listings for Model Y, compared with 42 active listings for Model X, 29 active listings for Model S, and 2 active listings for Cybertruck. Recent sales show the same pattern, with 210 sold vehicles for Model 3 and 314 sold vehicles for Model Y.
  • Current asking medians vary sharply by model: Among active listings in the New York City Metro, Cybertruck has the highest median ask at $77,484, while Model S has the lowest at $20,997. Model X and Model Y are close at $29,944 and $29,985, while Model 3 sits lower at $23,964.
  • Recent sold medians tell a different price ladder: Recent sold medians in the New York City Metro put Cybertruck highest at $75,250, followed by Model X at $59,526 and Model S at $55,794. Model Y comes in at $34,747, and Model 3 is the lowest at $29,300.
  • Active and sold medians are not lining up cleanly: In the New York City Metro, recent sold medians are above current active medians for Model 3 at $29,300 versus $23,964, for Model Y at $34,747 versus $29,985, for Model S at $55,794 versus $20,997, and for Model X at $59,526 versus $29,944. Cybertruck is closer, at $75,250 sold against a $77,484 current median ask, which suggests the live and sold pools are not matching evenly across models.

Bottom line: In the New York City Metro, start with model choice first: inventory clusters in Model 3 and Model Y, but medians still run from $20,997 to $77,484.

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 3172$24,828224$29,350
Tesla Model Y164$30,648325$34,900
Tesla Model S27$19,75025$55,794
Tesla Model X45$29,89046$61,880
Tesla Cybertruck5$84,20024$74,200

Median asking price — all models, New York City Metro (last 30 days)

Median used Tesla asking price in New York City Metro, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price across all Tesla models in New York City Metro.$29,600$28,100Sep 07Sep 21Oct 05
Weekly median asking price across all used Teslas in New York City Metro.

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About this data

Methodology: figures cover the New York City Metro 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.