
Tesla
Tesla Powerwall 3
$15,400.00
Reference price as of 2026-08-23 — check the manufacturer for the current price and stock.
Homeowners who want the most widely-installed, best-supported whole-home battery brand and are budgeting for a full professional installation rather than a DIY setup.
Full spec sheet
| Key specs | |
| Brand | Tesla |
| Price | $15,400.00 |
| Capacity | 13,500 Wh |
| Continuous output | 11500 W |
| Peak / surge output | 22000 W |
| Weight | — |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 (LFP) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | — |
| Includes solar panel | No |
| Use cases | Home |
| Other verified specs | |
| Peak output | 22kW per Tesla's published spec; Tesla has also announced newer stacked/3-phase configurations rated higher — confirm current spec with your installer |
| Not an Amazon product | This is not sold through Amazon — the button above links to Tesla's official site, and WattReady earns no affiliate commission on it |
| Price note | $15,400 is a typical single-unit installed cost from independent cost-guide sources, not a fixed Tesla list price — get a quote for your home before budgeting around this number |
| Source | tesla.com official Powerwall page + independent installer cost guides |
Pros
- Built-in solar inverter (97.5% round-trip efficiency) — no separate inverter needed if pairing with solar
- 11.5kW continuous output is enough to start most single large loads, including a 5-ton AC unit
- Up to 4 units can be stacked for 54kWh of total whole-home capacity
- 10-year warranty guaranteeing at least 70% capacity retention
Cons
- Not sold on Amazon — purchased and installed only through Tesla or a certified installer, so pricing isn't a simple checkout total
- Installed cost ($13,500-$16,800 per industry cost guides) is the highest of the whole-home options on this page before incentives
- Requires Tesla-certified installation — not a DIY or general-electrician product
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