The Ratio Between New and Second-Hand Prices of Electric Vehicles
Research reveals that there is approximately a 20 percent difference between new electric car list prices and second-hand sales prices in Turkey.
According to examinations conducted in the Turkish market, it has been determined that there is an average difference of 20.3 percent between the list prices of new electric vehicles and their second-hand sales prices.
Price Comparison
New list prices of electric vehicles in Turkey were compared with their average sales prices in the second-hand market, revealing an average difference of 20.3 percent.
Influencing Factors
While the price difference for internal combustion second-hand cars compared to new vehicle prices ranges between 15 and 30 percent, this situation varies depending on mileage, engine performance, accident history, and exterior appearance.
Battery and Range Criteria
While mileage and damage history are important for value loss in electric vehicles, criteria such as battery health, remaining battery warranty, range, and charging capacity are also added to these factors.
Tax Brackets and Strategies
The pricing strategies of brands aimed at keeping their vehicles in the 25 percent tax bracket can limit the upward movement space of second-hand prices.
Sales Figures and Market Share
In the first eight months of the year, approximately nine out of every 10 electric cars sold consisted of models of 160 kW and below, and sales in this group increased.
Expert Evaluation
VavaCars Commercial Group President Serdıl Gözelekli stated that with the growth of the electric vehicle fleet, the market will achieve a more stable structure over time.