The average price of a used electric vehicle (EV) in the UK has dropped by £7,411 in just two years, falling from £30,441 in May 2023 to £23,029 in May 2025.
Drivers place greater value on comfort and convenience features than on cutting-edge safety tech, according to online marketplace eBay.
The wholesale vehicle market continued to show resilience through June, with stable pricing and improving conversion rates
Nearly half (45%) of trade buyers are not bidding on EV on Dealer Auction because of unknown battery health.
Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) insurance payouts almost tripled in 2024 when compared to three years ago, according to new data.
The UK leads among major car markets and holds the top spot for EV adoption among large countries in Europe, ahead of Germany, according to BloombergNEF.
Engine faults and emissions-related components have topped the list of the most common and costly van warranty claims in the last year.
Range Rover Evoque models registered between 2012 and 2017 have topped Carwow’s list of most profitable used vehicles sold for under £5,000 this year.
More than half of UK car dealers say the biggest objection from customers considering an EV is not having a charger at home.
Demand for used light commercial vehicles (LCVs) remained strong in May, with values holding steady and showing stability compared to early 2025, finds BCA.
The London-wide Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) scrappage scheme saw more than 53,000 older, more polluting vehicles removed from the capital’s roads.
A change in driving licence rules for heavier electric vans came into force this week, bringing them into line with their lighter petrol and diesel counterparts.
Eurorepar Car Service's new head of network Neil Gibbs wants to help bridge the divide between franchised dealers and the independent aftersales sector.
Wiring looms have overtaken bumpers as the most frequently repaired component following vehicle collisions, according to new data from AA Accident Assist.
UK dealers recorded a 9.3% increase in retail profit margin performance in May, with retailers making a particular success of retailing used Tesla Model 3s.
The Government’s Spending Review has earmarked £1.4bn to support the continued uptake of EVs, but hasn’t given enough detail on how this money will be deployed.
Auto Trader has recorded a “significant increase” in the number of independent dealerships stocking electric vehicles.
Intense competition in China's domestic market could see even higher focus on the UK as an export market, with potential for price cuts and increased supply.
The Peugeot 2008 and 3008 have featured in the top 10 performers for used car retail margin in May, according to Dealer Auction data.
The SMMT is urging the Government to consider the needs of small volume automotive brands as part of its forthcoming industrial and trade strategy plans.
