The Powerwall 3 is Tesla's latest home battery, and it is a strong all-rounder for Australian homes. It stores 13.5kWh, has a solar inverter built in, and can back up your whole home through a blackout. The federal rebate now takes a solid chunk off the upfront price.
The Tesla Powerwall 3 in Australia
One of the most popular home batteries in the country. Here is what it stores, what it costs installed, and how the rebates bring the price down.
13.5 kWh
Usable capacity
Solar + battery in one
Built-in inverter
Whole-home capable
Backup
10 years
Warranty
What it costs, and what it costs after rebates
Before rebates, expect roughly $12,000 to $15,000 installed for a Powerwall 3. The exact figure depends on your switchboard, whether you want whole-home backup, and any inverter work. The federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount then takes around 30% off, and your state incentive stacks on top.
Who the Powerwall suits
- Homes that already have solar and want to use more of it at night.
- Households with high evening or overnight usage, including EVs.
- Anyone who wants reliable whole-home backup through outages.
- People who want a tidy, single-unit system with a well-supported app.
It is not the only good option. If you want to compare, see how to choose the best solar battery, which covers Sungrow, Enphase and BYD alongside Tesla.
Getting a Powerwall with every rebate
The smart way to buy is to work out your stacked rebates first, then get a rebate-inclusive quote. A free rebate check returns your after-rebate Powerwall price by postcode and matches you with one accredited installer, with no spam and no five competing calls.
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