Tesla’s aggressive price cuts have done more than move metal off showroom floors. They have reset what Americans think an ...

The average price of a used Tesla has fallen below the average for the overall US used car market — a first for Elon Musk’s electric vehicle maker. Data from CarGurus shows the average used Tesla sold ...

The car world’s changing fast, thanks to more people getting electric vehicles. This big move started when Tesla dropped its ...

The price of used EVs continues to decline. The Tesla Models S and X both saw drops of more than 15% from June 2024 to June 2025. On the whole, the EV category saw prices fall 4.8% year over year.

(iSeeCars) – Used electric vehicle prices fell below average gas car prices in February and EVs have continued to lose value faster than the average used gas car, according to the latest study by ...

Used cars keep getting more expensive, except one brand. Find out why its values are dropping while the rest of the market keeps climbing. Used car prices rose 3.7% in a year , making bargains harder ...

When it comes to buying an electric vehicle—as opposed to leasing one—your best bet is often a used version, as the prices are much lower. This is thanks in part to the staggering costs of new ...

If you’re in the market for a used electric vehicle, now is a great time to buy. A recent iSeeCars analysis found that the supply of used EVs is up 62% from last year — but demand isn’t keeping pace.

Used EV prices are at an all-time low, but they're showing signs of stabilizing. Teslas saw the steepest average depreciation over the last year, with the Model S being the worst-hit. The looming end ...

If you’ve ever considered buying a used EV, now is the time. According to a new study from the electric vehicle (EV) data analysis firm Recurrent, the used EV industry is seeing increased inventory, ...

After putting more than 117,000 miles on a used Tesla Model 3 in just 2.5 years, one owner’s careful cost tracking shows how ...

According to the folks at iSeeCars.com, used‑car prices are continuing to surge, steadily reversing a two-and-a-half-year slide, even as electric‑vehicle values—especially Teslas—start to level off.