If you own a Tesla Model Y and you are considering selling it, you are probably wondering one thing: exactly how much can I get for it?
We pulled real marketplace data to answer that question. As of March 11, 2026, there are 999 Tesla Model Y vehicles listed for sale on MyEV.com, priced from $18,634 for older models all the way up to $51,500 for near-new ones.
According to the Cox Automotive Plugged-In Report from February 2026, Tesla models dominate the used EV space. The Tesla Model Y represents a massive portion of the 44,387 active used EV listings nationwide.
Here is a snapshot of every Tesla Model Y currently listed on MyEV.com, broken down by model year. This gives you a clear picture of where your vehicle sits in the market:

Price range: $20,328 – $35,890. Selling a 2022 model means understanding exactly where it fits in the current market curve.
Price range: $20,900 – $38,995. Selling a 2023 model means understanding exactly where it fits in the current market curve.
Price range: $26,998 – $41,850. Selling a 2024 model means understanding exactly where it fits in the current market curve.
Price range: $29,224 – $43,995. Selling a 2025 model means understanding exactly where it fits in the current market curve.
Price range: $42,990 – $51,500. Selling a 2026 model means understanding exactly where it fits in the current market curve.
Traditional dealerships routinely undervalue EVs because their appraisal models were built for gas vehicles. At sell.myev.com, we specialize exclusively in EVs. Our pricing engine combines real-time wholesale data, retail comparables from the MyEV marketplace, and AI-driven market analysis.