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Tesla Model X vs Model Y: used prices and resale value, side by side

A used Tesla Model X asks a median of $63,147 in our latest scan, 97% more than a Tesla Model Y at $32,102. The Model Y holds its value better: with the same trim and miles, a 2023 lists at about 79% of a 2026's price, against about 56% for the Model X.

There are 245 Model X models for sale from model years 2022-2026 and 1,000 Model Ys from 2020-2026. Asking prices come from 1,245 live dealer listings in our latest scan; value kept compares model years with the same trim and miles in our market model.

Model X and Model Y at a glance

The short answer

Who wins on each measure. Close calls (within a few percent) say either.

If you want Pick Why
The lower price Model Y Median asking price $32,102, 49% below the Model X's $63,147
The one that holds its value Model Y Keeps about 79% after three years, against 56% for the Model X
More to choose from Model Y 1,000 for sale, against 245 Model X models
A quicker sale when you sell Model Y A typical one leaves the market in about 35 days, against 48 for the Model X
The cheapest one for sale Model Y A 2021 Tesla Model Y (Performance) listed at $17,488 with 165,256 mi in Miami, FL

Every number, head to head

Model X Model Y
For sale now 245 1,000
Median asking price $63,147 $32,102
Middle half of asking prices $57k to $74k $29k to $36k
Cheapest for sale $39,495 $17,488
Median miles 39,915 mi 51,826 mi
Model years for sale 2022-2026 2020-2026
Value kept after 3 years 56% 79%
Value kept after 5 years – 71%
Priced below market now 61 (25%) 260 (26%)
Typical days to sell 48 35
Asking prices, last 3 months −3.4% +1.8%

Asking prices by model year

Median asking price and listings for each model year in our latest scan, newest first.

Model year Model X median Model X for sale Model Y median Model Y for sale
2026 $154,190 25 $58,968 19
2025 $110,743 8 $44,317 31
2024 $84,536 18 $39,702 96
2023 $69,207 70 $34,670 252
2022 $58,205 124 $30,594 441
2021 – – $28,048 108
2020 – – $27,272 53

Tesla Model X vs Model Y: common questions

Which is cheaper used, the Tesla Model X or the Tesla Model Y?

The Model Y: its median asking price is $32,102, against $63,147 for the Model X in our scan of Oct 1, 2026. The cheapest Model X is a 2022 Tesla Model X (Plaid) listed at $39,495 with 137,739 mi in Norco, CA. The cheapest Model Y is a 2021 Tesla Model Y (Performance) listed at $17,488 with 165,256 mi in Miami, FL.

Which holds its value better, the Tesla Model X or the Tesla Model Y?

The Model Y holds its value better: with the same trim and miles, a 2023 lists at about 79% of a 2026's price, against about 56% for the Model X. That compares asking prices across model years in our market model, so it shows how the market prices an older car, not one car's history.

How many Model X models and Model Ys are for sale?

There are 245 Model X models for sale from model years 2022-2026 and 1,000 Model Ys from 2020-2026. That's from our latest scan of US dealer listings.

Which sells faster, the Tesla Model X or the Tesla Model Y?

The Model Y: a typical one leaves the market in about 35 days, against 48 days.

Where do these numbers come from?

Prices are live asking prices from US dealer listings in our latest scan, not sale prices. Value kept and days to sell come from our market model, which compares the same trims and miles across model years.