Used Tesla for Sale in Phoenix, AZ
509 local listings · median $29,990 · 335 sold in 30 days
The Phoenix, AZ used-Tesla market
There are currently 509 used Teslas for sale in the Phoenix, AZ 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 $29,990, with an average odometer of 53,682 miles.
In the last 30 days, 335 used Teslas sold in the Phoenix, AZ market across all models.
Market analysis — used Tesla Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ's used Tesla market is deepest in Model 3s, while S and X sold medians run above asks.
- Active listings
- 512 listings
- Median ask price
- $29,892
- Recent sales
- 335 sales
- Average mileage
- 54,510 miles
In Phoenix, AZ, the used Tesla market is broad, with 512 active listings and a metro-wide median ask of $29,892. Most shoppers will find the deepest local choice in Model 3 and Model Y, but the local pricing story changes when you move into Model S and Model X. In particular, Model Y and Model S look close on current asks at $32,990 and $33,819, yet recent sold medians are $33,998 and $39,900, which makes local sold comps more useful than list prices alone. Across the market, average advertised mileage is 54,510 miles, so Phoenix buyers should compare a candidate car's mileage against that backdrop before reading too much into the model medians. Cybertruck operates as a smaller local segment, with just 15 active listings and 5 sales, so individual vehicle specs can weigh more heavily on price.
- Model 3 sets Phoenix volume: Model 3 is the deepest part of the Phoenix, AZ market, with 226 active listings and 168 sales in the last 30 days. It also carries the lowest current median ask at $25,990 and the lowest recent median sold price at $27,594.
- Model Y and Model S look similar on asks: Current Phoenix, AZ listing medians are close for Model Y at $32,990 and Model S at $33,819. Recent sold medians separate more, at $33,998 for Model Y and $39,900 for Model S, so sold comps matter if you are choosing between those two.
- Recent sold medians top asks in four models: In Phoenix, AZ, recent median sold prices are above current median asks for Model 3, Model S, Model X, and Model Y: $27,594 versus $25,990, $39,900 versus $33,819, $46,697 versus $41,746, and $33,998 versus $32,990. Cybertruck is the exception, with a $74,076 median ask and a $73,100 median sold price.
- Cybertruck is a small, separate submarket: Phoenix, AZ has 15 active Cybertruck listings and 5 recent sales, far fewer than any other Tesla model in the metro. Its pricing also sits well above the rest of the market, with a $74,076 median ask and a $73,100 median sold price.
- Phoenix's overall ask sits in the 3/Y range: The metro-wide median ask is $29,892 across 512 active listings, between the local Model 3 median ask of $25,990 and Model Y's $32,990. With 54,510 miles as the average across active listings, comparing odometer readings is important when you benchmark any individual car to those model-level medians.
Bottom line: In Phoenix, AZ, the $29,892 metro median ask hides very different local submarkets, from Model 3 at $25,990 to Cybertruck at $74,076.
AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-08-10. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.
Browse by model in Phoenix, AZ
Pricing and inventory by Tesla model in this market. Follow a model for its full local market report.
| Model | Active listings | Median asking | Sold (30d) | Median sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model 3 | 226 | $25,990 | 165 | $27,597 |
| Tesla Model Y | 174 | $32,990 | 119 | $34,072 |
| Tesla Model S | 47 | $34,599 | 23 | $37,777 |
| Tesla Model X | 49 | $50,993 | 22 | $42,084 |
| Tesla Cybertruck | 13 | $74,076 | 6 | $72,534 |
Median asking price — all models, Phoenix, AZ (last 30 days)
Shop all used Teslas in Phoenix, AZ
About this data
Methodology: figures cover the Phoenix, AZ 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.