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Buying a used one E-cars can be a cheap option for getting started with electromobility without having to bear the high costs of a new car. However, there are a few things to consider. That's why here comes ours Buying advice for a used one Electric car! The market for used electric vehicles has changed significantly, especially from 2019/2020. Models like that Hyundai Kona, BMW i3 or Tesla Model 3 have shaped the landscape and are now increasingly available with a practical range, manageable mileage and in good condition. The development has led to prices for used electric cars tending to fall. While the residual value after three years used to be around 55% of the new price, it is currently only around 51%.
Buyer's guide used Electric car
This plays a role in the purchase Battery. The condition is central to the evaluation of the used electric vehicle. Despite the natural aging of the batteries with the number of charging cycles, long-term tests show that the performance remains surprisingly stable even after high mileage. After more than 3 kilometers, a Tesla Model 100.000 still had around 90% of its actual battery capacity - a result that was above the values promised by the manufacturer. In addition to the battery, there are other aspects that should be taken into account when purchasing. Electric cars generally benefit from lower wear costs because they have fewer moving parts than combustion engines. However, specific repairs can be expensive.
Range and battery charge level
A cost comparison shows that Electric Cars are often cheaper in the overall balance, especially due to the environmental bonus available at the time. Government funding for the purchase of used electric vehicles can also be interesting, with subsidies of up to EUR 3.600 since January 2024. When buying a used electric car, it is advisable to take a test drive that corresponds to daily conditions. The important thing is that Reach and Battery charge level to check. A comparison of the values before and after the test drive provides information about the actual performance and helps to make the correct purchase decision.
- market development: Significant increase in Used electric cars from 2019 on platforms such as mobile.de.
- Popular models: Tesla Model 3, Nissan Leaf e+, Audi e-tron, Hyundai Kona Electric, Kia e-Niro, BMW i3 120Ah, Mercedes-Benz EQC, Porsche Taycan, Volkswagen ID.3, Renault Zoe ZE 50
- Price history: The residual value of electric cars after three years is currently approx. 51% of the new price.
- Battery guarantee: Residual value decreases after expiration Battery manufacturer's warranty after eight years.
- Cost comparison: ADAC study shows that electric cars often cost-effective as combustion engines, also thanks to the environmental bonus.
- State funding: up to 3.600 EUR Subsidy for the purchase or leasing of used electric cars from 2024.
- Eligibility Conditions: Vehicle not older than twelve months and with a maximum mileage of 15.000 kilometers, without prior funding.
- Battery condition: most important criterion, Battery Capacity and condition should be checked carefully.
- Maintenance records: Regular checks in the Manufacturer's workshop and submission of test reports increase trust.
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