The Russians began to actively get rid of electric vehicles
- June 8, 2023
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Experts analyzed advertisements for the sale of used electric vehicles and found that their number has increased by almost 2.5 times since the beginning of the year. Namely
Experts analyzed advertisements for the sale of used electric vehicles and found that their number has increased by almost 2.5 times since the beginning of the year. Namely with 133.5%. At the same time, the “used” Nissan Leaf, Tesla Model 3 and Volkswagen ID.4 appear on the advertisements more often than other “green” cars.
Despite all the tricks of the authorities, the Russians are still very wary of electric vehicles, which, however, is understandable: even if the infrastructure in major cities is gradually developing, but in general our country is not yet ready for “green” transport. And that probably won’t happen for years to come.
Perhaps that is why our fellow citizens, who once took the risk of buying an “electric train”, are in a hurry to get rid of the “technologically advanced” vehicle as soon as possible. Over the past five months, the share of the “green” segment has risen from 0.2 to 0.4% of the total number of advertisements for the sale of “used” cars. Although it is possible that this was facilitated by the development of “gray” imports: many cars coming from abroad, although small, still have low mileage, and therefore fall into the “used” compensation.
Be that as it may, the leader in the number of advertisements in the Avito Auto service is Nissan Leaf (average price – 720,000 rubles): it accounts for 22.8% of all offers. The second place belongs to the Tesla Model 3 (3,599,000 rubles) – a share of 6.9%, and the third place belongs to the Volkswagen ID.4 (3,600,000 rubles) – 4.9%. They are followed by Zeekr 1 (₽5,800,000; 4.1%) and Tesla Model Y (₽5,380,000; 3.9%). The top ten also included Volkswagen ID.6 Crozz, Tesla Model S, Hongqi E-HS9, Tesla Model X and BMW iX.
Despite all the tricks of the authorities, the Russians are still very wary of electric vehicles, which, however, is understandable: even if the infrastructure in major cities is gradually developing, but in general our country is not yet ready for “green” transport. And that probably won’t happen for years to come.
Perhaps that is why our fellow citizens, who once took the risk of buying an “electric train”, are in a hurry to get rid of the “technologically advanced” vehicle as soon as possible. Over the past five months, the share of the “green” segment has risen from 0.2 to 0.4% of the total number of advertisements for the sale of “used” cars. Although it is possible that this was facilitated by the development of “gray” imports: many cars coming from abroad, although small, still have low mileage, and therefore fall into the “used” compensation.
Be that as it may, the leader in the number of advertisements in the Avito Auto service is Nissan Leaf (average price – 720,000 rubles): it accounts for 22.8% of all offers. The second place belongs to the Tesla Model 3 (3,599,000 rubles) – a share of 6.9%, and the third place belongs to the Volkswagen ID.4 (3,600,000 rubles) – 4.9%. They are followed by Zeekr 1 (₽5,800,000; 4.1%) and Tesla Model Y (₽5,380,000; 3.9%). The top ten also included Volkswagen ID.6 Crozz, Tesla Model S, Hongqi E-HS9, Tesla Model X and BMW iX.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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