Tesla Model Y sold out Q3 for the base model thanks to Tesla 0% financing pulling in buyers fast. Demand is clearly rising, and the cheapest Model Y variant is nearly gone for the quarter.
Low Tesla inventory levels back the trend
Tesla inventory levels for the Model Y sit just above the Model 3 but remain tight overall. This is not a glut situation. The 0% financing offer is simply moving the lowest-priced Model Y units quicker than expected, which explains why that specific configuration is sold out for Q3.
Cybertruck sold out Q3 too
The Cybertruck sold out Q3 as well, with AWD premium deliveries now landing in October and November. A supplier issue around materials is one reason for the delay, but buyer interest stays strong. Check the latest on the supplier side here.
Cybertruck resale value stays elevated
Cybertruck resale value continues to hold up well. One 2024 Foundation Series AWD with 30,000 miles is still valued around $76,000 on a Tesla trade-in estimate, and examples with full self-driving and free supercharging push even higher. That kind of retention shows real owner demand.
What this means for owners
If you are thinking about upgrading or selling to move into a new Tesla, strong Cybertruck resale value and tight inventory levels mean timing matters. Get an instant offer for your current Tesla or EV here. On the buying side, attaching a referral before delivery still unlocks 3 months free FSD plus low APR financing.
Bottom line
Tesla 0% financing is doing exactly what it should: clearing the most affordable Model Y units and keeping overall Tesla inventory levels healthy. With both the Model Y and Cybertruck sold out for Q3, buyers who want delivery this quarter need to act quickly while the offers last.
