A tax loophole that encouraged consumers to lease, rather than buy, electric vehicles in recent years means a flood of used ...

The Nissan Leaf was the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle and has been around since 2010. While it hasn’t topped the ...

Cheap used electric car for less than $10,000 They are not many options, and inventory is rare in some markets, but the truth is that you can get a used electric car for less than $10,000 today.

That makes the Bolt EUV one of the best-value electric cars on the market, and it's made even better by the fact that 2023 models saw a price cut from 2022. 2023 Nissan Leaf - $28,040 Nissan ...

Buyers have until Sept. 30 to qualify for the credit now that Congress has passed the spending bill, which ends the program.

A list of cheap used electric cars you can buy for less than $15,000 including the BMW i3, Volkswagen e-Golf, Nissan Leaf, and Ford Focus Electric. Skip to main content. ... Even the cheapest new ...

We’ve rounded up the most affordable electric cars in the U.S. based solely on their MSRP (manufacturer’s suggested retail price). Some new electric vehicles are eligible for a $7,500 tax ...

Used vehicles’ increase in affordability also translated to electric vehicles. Although both new and used EVs still cost more than the average ... Sept. 2023 Affordable 3-Year-Old Used Car ...

The average used-EV price was $26,839 in August, 11.4% less than the average price of $30,292 for used gas-powered cars and 9.8% less than the $29,759 average price of used gas-electric hybrid ...

Jesse Lore, owner of Green Wave Electric Vehicles in North Hampton, N.H., recently sold a used Chevy Bolt for $15,000. After applying a federal tax credit for used EVs, the price was $11,000.

More than half of the used electric vehicles on the market sell for less than $30,000, according to Recurrent, a research firm that focuses on the used E.V. market.

This cheap, widely available element could be the key to affordable electric cars By . David Landsel. Published May 25, 2024, 10:48 p.m. ET.