Used EVs migt actually be the cheapest kind of car you can own, and my experience owning one seems to reflect that.

With Tesla prices falling, buying one may be tempting. Before you decide, learn the key factors to consider, from ownership costs to long-term reliability.

Should I buy a used electric car? The market for new electric vehicles has softened in the past year and likely will remain weak for a while as EV makers and their customers adjust to the dramatic ...

Used Leafs can be had for less than $2,000, but below a certain point, they become economical to strip for spares, particularly the battery packs, which can have a second life as static storage. But ...

Fuel prices can make even essential driving prohibitive these days, prompting many folks to consider switching to a more fuel-efficient car or even an electric vehicle (EV). But if you have tried ...

A surge in inventory of used electric vehicles will soon flood car lots and likely continue through the next year or two.

The secret to affordable EV ownership isn’t a government grant – it’s the used market. By letting the first owner absorb the initial depreciation, savvy buyers can access some of the best electric ...

ENVIRONMENTALLY friendly motoring has never been cheaper with these sustainably powered superstars Almost a quarter of new ...

But a used electric car isn't the best choice for everyone. Older models don't deliver much range, and old or newish used EVs, like new ones, can present charging challenges some consumers just don't ...

The Nissan Leaf is a pioneering vehicle in the electric car market, and it remains one of the best-selling electric cars in the UK. It’s evolved significantly since its debut in 2010, with the ...

Used electric vehicles can fill all those needs and more, and there are plenty to be had. They account for about 2% of the used car market today, said Ivan Drury, director of insights for Edmunds, and ...