Used Tesla Model X for Sale

975 listings · median $49,079 · 1,101 sold in 30 days

Market overview

There are currently 975 used Tesla Model X 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 $49,079, with most listings between $28,496 and $64,078, and the average odometer reading is 61,008 miles.

In the last 30 days, 1,101 used Tesla Model Xs sold through listings tracked on OwneDeals at a median sold price of $51,100, spending about 31 days listed before selling.

Market analysis — used Tesla Model X

Model X prices center near $50,400, but year-by-year negotiation room is uneven.

Median sold price
$50,400
Median ask price
$49,998
Sold in 30 days
1,109 sold
Avg days listed
31 days

At the headline level, the used Model X market looks steady: the median sold price was $50,400 versus a $49,998 median ask, and cars averaged 31 days listed. But that broad view smooths over two important buyer patterns. First, CPO inventory is priced and repriced differently, falling from $68,600 to $64,400 while dealer listings barely moved from $36,995 to $36,990. Second, model year matters more than the market median: 2022 sold below ask at $55,650 versus $57,900, while 2024 sold above ask at $74,232 versus $71,032, and 2025 was one of the few years where CPO sold below dealer at $81,550 versus $87,336.

  • Marketwide prices are basically at list: The median sold price was $50,400 against a $49,998 median ask over the last 30 days. With 1,109 sold and 971 active listings, the headline market looks balanced on price, so the more useful differences show up by year and by channel.
  • Tesla CPO starts higher and cuts harder: CPO inventory moved from $68,600 to $64,400, a $4,200 drop, while dealer listings were nearly unchanged from $36,995 to $36,990, just $5. That is consistent with Tesla posting higher starting prices and then repricing faster than dealers.
  • Older years bunch together; newer years spread out: On the sold side, older Model X years cluster tightly, from $26,038 in 2016 to $40,990 in 2021. Newer years separate more sharply, with $55,650 in 2022, $66,200 in 2023, and $74,232 in 2024.
  • CPO versus dealer premiums are not uniform: In 2023, CPO sold at $67,600 versus dealer $61,498, and in 2024 CPO sold at $76,900 versus dealer $72,847 even though CPO asked $63,000 versus dealer $71,065. But 2025 flipped, with CPO sold at $81,550 versus dealer $87,336.

Bottom line: Shop the exact model year and channel, not just the $50,400 median: ask-to-sold gaps and CPO pricing vary meaningfully from 2022 to 2025.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-07-24. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

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

Median asking price for used Tesla Model X, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price trend from OwneDeals inventory snapshots.$53,700$51,795Jun 22Jul 06Jul 20
Weekly median asking price for used Tesla Model X.
Weekly median asking price, Tesla Model X
WeekMedianP5P95CPO medianDealer median
Jun 22$51,795$21,799$79,700$61,050$39,083
Jun 29$53,521$21,992$80,600$62,100$40,590
Jul 06$53,700$22,294$80,653$63,400$41,998
Jul 13$52,700$22,590$80,600$63,300$40,998
Jul 20$52,500$22,986$80,998$63,400$41,990

Price by model year — Tesla Model X

Median price by model year, used Tesla Model XMedian asking price for each model year currently listed.2016$23,4992017$23,3982018$26,9902019$32,9952020$35,9962021$41,6172022$57,7902023$64,5002024$71,1582025$87,8762026$152,810
Median asking price for each model year currently listed — a quick read on depreciation.
Median price by model year, Tesla Model X
Model yearMedianCPO medianDealer medianListings
2016$23,499None$23,499104
2017$23,398None$23,39878
2018$26,990$34,550$26,989111
2019$32,995None$32,99541
2020$35,996$42,200$35,72998
2021$41,617$46,000$41,24021
2022$57,790$62,950$56,700201
2023$64,500$68,450$62,900229
2024$71,158$63,000$71,25062
2025$87,876None$87,87614
2026$152,810None$152,81016

Price vs. mileage — Tesla Model X

Price vs. mileage for used Tesla Model XEach point is one active listing: mileage (x) against price (y).$171,990$15,99945 mi183,828 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 X trims

Active listings by trim, used Tesla Model XNumber of currently-listed vehicles by trim.Model X All-Wheel Drive332Plaid19075D120100D113Model X Long Range9390D92Model X Performance19Model X Long Range Plus8
Active listings by trim.
Active listings by trim, Tesla Model X
TrimCPODealerPrivateTotal
Model X All-Wheel Drive782540332
Plaid531370190
75D01200120
100D01130113
Model X Long Range390093
90D092092
Model X Performance019019
Model X Long Range Plus8008

How far sellers come down — Tesla Model X

Initial asking price vs final sold price by channel, used Tesla Model XSolid 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 X
ChannelMedian initial askingMedian final soldMedian dropDrop %Cars
CPO$68,500$64,100$4,4006.4%433
Dealer$36,992$36,894$980.3%668
All channels$53,177$51,100$2,0773.9%1101

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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.

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