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UK Analysis Shows Electric Vehicles Are Fastest Depreciating Cars

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Analysis of CDL Vehicle Information Services information by Auto Express revealed that electric vehicles are among the fastest depreciating cars in the UK. Out of 20 of the fastest depreciating vehicles, 15 are electric, and nine of the top ten models losing the most value are electric. Some luxury electric vehicles are projected to lose between 69 and 73 per cent of their original price after three years.

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Why it matters

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The findings indicate that rapid depreciation is a major cost for car owners, as the vehicles are losing value much faster than the average UK vehicle, which typically loses 45 per cent of its value over three years. This trend highlights significant financial risks associated with the current EV market.

From dailymail.com

Who's involved

  • Steve WalkerProvided analysis on vehicle depreciation for Auto Express
  • Auto ExpressPublished the analysis regarding vehicle depreciation trends

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • HyundaiSpeculative

    Hyundai might face pressure on sales demand and pricing strategies due to the reported rapid depreciation of electric vehicles.

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