Research Indicates EVs are Harder Hit by Depreciation than Regular Cars
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Research Indicates EVs are Harder Hit by Depreciation than Regular Cars



If you were, just now, in the market for an electric vehicle but weren’t quite sure whether or not you should take the plunge, well, this is not encouraging information.

The Telegraph quotes a study carried out by the pricing experts at Cap Automotive, who took the time to analyze UK second hand car prices through October of this year. Their findings indicate that electric vehicles, or EVs for short, suffered the worst depreciation of all fuel types surveyed.

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