1/6For Sale : Tesla Model Y - 2025, 18400KM, SUV, 5 Seats
$56000Negotiable
Description
2025 Tesla Model Y Long Range RWD (the updated "Juniper" model) — one owner from new, 18,400 km, always garaged in Sydney's north. Bought new in March 2025 as a family car. We've since moved overseas for work, which is the only reason it's going. Genuinely sorry to see it go. What it is: - Long Range RWD, 5 seats, Stealth Grey with the black interior - 19" Crossflow wheels, factory tyres, roughly 70% tread left all round - Tow bar fitted by Tesla at delivery (1,600 kg braked capacity) - Real-world range about 480-520 km on a full charge in mixed driving. On the highway at 110 sit closer to 430. The 2025 update is the one worth having — the light bar front and rear, ventilated front seats, the second screen for rear passengers, and it's noticeably quieter on coarse-chip country roads than the older car we test drove. Condition, honestly: - No accidents, never been in a workshop for panel work - Small stone chip on the leading edge of the bonnet, about 3 mm. Photographed it up close so you can see exactly what it is. - Light scuff on the rear bumper from a supermarket trolley. Visible if you look for it, invisible from two metres. - Interior is very good. No smoking, no pets, no kids in the back with chips. Included: - Mobile charger and both adapters - Two key cards, one key fob - All-weather floor mats and the boot liner - Balance of the 4-year/80,000 km vehicle warranty and the 8-year battery and drive unit warranty, both transferable Rego paid to March 2027. NSW plates. Charging: we've run it almost entirely off a home 7 kW wall charger. Supercharging maybe a dozen times on trips. Battery health has been sitting around 96% of original in the app. Happy to arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection at your cost — no problem at all, I'd want the same. Test drives welcome any weekend, licence required. Price is $61,900, negotiable to a genuine buyer. Not interested in swaps, and I won't ship it. Please don't ask me to move the conversation to WhatsApp or take a deposit before you've seen the car.
📍 BEECROFT, NSW 2119
Details
- Brand
- Tesla
- Model
- Model Y
- Build Year
- 2,025
- Registration
- REGO12345
- Rego Expiry
- 26 Feb 2027
- Odometer (in km)
- 18,400
- Est. Range (km)
- 560
- Battery health (SoH %)
- 93
- Battery health report
- Reading from car display only
- Body Type
- SUV
- # Seats
- 5
- Seller Type
- private
- Contact Channel
- Email, eRideList Chat
- Payment Method
- PayID, Cash, Bank Cheque
- Email Address
- simon.lau@gmail.com
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