Used EV Market Hits Record High What’s Next for the Industry

Written by:  Tabish Sultan

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EV Spotlight

Used electric cars are selling more than ever. They are cheaper than new ones, and many people want to save money on fuel and maintenance. More choices make it easier to find the right EV.

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More People Are Buying Used EVs

Before, Tesla was the most popular electric car. Now, more brands like Hyundai, Ford, and Nissan are selling good EVs. Buyers now have more options in different price ranges.

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Not Just Tesla Anymore

Some people worry that old EV batteries will stop working fast. But studies show that most EV batteries last much longer than expected. Less than 1% of cars made after 2016 needed a new battery.

EV Batteries Last a Long Time

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When people return their leased EVs, those cars go on sale as used cars. By 2027, over 650,000 leased EVs will be available, making it easier to buy a good second-hand electric car.

Many Used EVs Come from Leases

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More than half of used EVs cost less than $30,000. They are much cheaper than new ones, and owners also save money on fuel and repairs. This makes used EVs a great choice for buyers.

Used EVs Are More Affordable

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California is still the leader in EV sales, but states like Texas and Florida are growing fast. As more charging stations appear, more people in different states are choosing electric cars.

More States Are Buying EVs

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Many buyers don’t know how to check a used EV’s battery health, driving range, or discounts. Teaching people about EVs will help them feel more confident when buying a used one.

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People Need More Information

As more EVs enter the used car market and battery technology improves, demand will grow. With better prices and government support, even more people will switch to electric cars soon.

The Future of EVs Looks Bright

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