Tesla has just announced the Powerwall 3P, a new version of its home battery with a three-phase inverter built directly into the unit. It was announced for the German market, where most homes run on three-phase power and previously needed multiple stacked Powerwalls to get full backup. A single 3P now handles that in one box.
That detail matters here too. Australia is one of the few markets outside Europe where three-phase power is common in homes, especially larger properties, homes with bigger solar systems, or anyone running heat pumps, EV chargers, or ducted air-con. A native three-phase Powerwall could be a genuinely useful option for exactly those households.
Important — this isn’t official for Australia yet. Tesla hasn’t released pricing or full specs, and there’s no confirmed Australian release date. But because interest is building fast, Australia Wide Solar is now taking expressions of interest so you’re front of the queue the moment local pricing and availability are confirmed.
Register your interest in the Tesla Powerwall 3P — we’ll contact you first with pricing, install timing, and eligibility as soon as it’s confirmed for Australia.
FAQ
Is the Powerwall 3P available in Australia now?
No, it’s been announced for Germany first. Australian pricing and availability haven’t been confirmed.
Why does three-phase matter for my home?
If your property runs on three-phase power, a native three-phase battery can mean simpler, cheaper installation than stacking multiple single-phase units.
How is this different from the standard Powerwall 3?
The 3P has a three-phase inverter built in. The standard Powerwall 3 (13.5kWh usable capacity) is single-phase per unit.
What do I need to do now?
Register your interest with Australia Wide Solar. We’ll reach out directly once local details are confirmed.