Sell-or-hold analysis

2024 Tesla Model Y depreciation forecast (2026–2027)

The 2024 Model Y sits at the inflection point between Tesla's late-2024 incentive-driven inventory glut and the late-2025 stabilization. Our 60-day forecast for this trim is shown below — the trajectory is what matters more than any single snapshot.

Over the next 12 months, the Model Y is unlikely to follow the same depreciation curve as the Model 3 because SUV/crossover EVs have held value 3-5 percentage points better than sedans in every monthly cohort we tracked. That doesn't mean it's a buy — it means the rate of loss is gentler.

Rising trend8-week P50: $38,444 (+2.5% vs today)

2024 Tesla Model Y price history

Last 26 weeks

Median asking prices aggregated weekly from active dealer and auction listings.

2024 Tesla Model Y 60-day price forecast

Next 8 weeks
Week endingLow (P10)Expected (P50)High (P90)
May 15, 2026$37,459$38,212$38,847
May 22, 2026$37,016$37,871$38,579
May 29, 2026$37,416$38,403$39,112
Jun 5, 2026$37,216$38,325$39,091
Jun 12, 2026$36,980$38,161$38,971
Jun 19, 2026$37,027$38,344$39,233
Jun 26, 2026$37,066$38,459$39,412
Jul 3, 2026$36,972$38,444$39,476

Common questions

Does the Model Y refresh ('Juniper') impact 2024 resale value?

Juniper was announced in early 2025 and began shipping mid-2025. The 2024 Model Y now sits one generation behind on interior and exterior styling, which has pulled approximately $2,500-$3,500 off comparable used pricing versus a pre-refresh trajectory. Most of that compression is already in the market.

Long Range vs RWD — which 2024 Model Y holds value better?

Long Range AWD has retained roughly 4-6% more value than RWD over the past 12 months because EV buyers in colder climates strongly prefer AWD for winter range. The Long Range premium at new was $4,000-$5,000; at used resale that premium has narrowed to $2,500-$3,000 — which means buyers, not sellers, currently benefit more.

Is now a bad time to buy a used 2024 Model Y?

Not necessarily — what matters is whether the 60-day forecast band is flat, falling, or rising. If our model shows a flat-to-rising P50, the downside risk over your first ownership year is low. If it's still falling, waiting 60-90 days could save $1,500-$2,500.

Pin the Model Y trajectory before your next decision

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Last updated May 8, 2026. Forecast refreshes weekly from live dealer listings.

Forecasts and trend classifications are informational analytics only and do not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to purchase, hold, or sell any vehicle. Individual market conditions vary.