
Renault Zoe
2020 I Gt Line Rapid Charge Ze50
Car-pod Ltd·4.9 (169)· North Baddesley
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Is a used electric car worth buying?
For drivers who can charge at home, yes. Used EVs have depreciated faster than comparable petrol cars, so the purchase price is low relative to the car you get, and running costs are far lower: no oil services, no cambelt, no clutch, and pennies per mile on an overnight tariff. The check that matters is battery state of health rather than mileage.
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2020 I Gt Line Rapid Charge Ze50
Car-pod Ltd·4.9 (169)· North Baddesley

2022 Se Rapid Charge Ev 50
Car-pod Ltd·4.9 (169)· North Baddesley

2021 Passion
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2022 Icon
CG Motorland·4.5 (202)· Leicester

2020 Long Range Awd
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2022 Se Connect Ev
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2020 Standard Range +
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2022 Black
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2020 Performance Awd
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2023 Rwd
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2022 Sportback 35 Sport Auto
Hanworth Autos Ltd·4.3 (32)· Feltham

2020 Long Range Awd
Ezy Access·4.5 (207)· South Ruislip
The four things worth knowing before you commit.
For drivers who can charge at home, yes. Used EVs have depreciated faster than comparable petrol cars, so the purchase price is low relative to the car you get, and running costs are far lower: no oil services, no cambelt, no clutch, and pennies per mile on an overnight tariff. The check that matters is battery state of health rather than mileage.
Longer than most buyers expect. Real-world fleet data shows typical degradation of a few percent over the first years and then a slow plateau, so a well-kept EV usually retains the large majority of its original capacity at eight to ten years old. Most manufacturers also warrant the battery for eight years or 100,000 miles to a stated minimum capacity, and that warranty transfers to you as the next owner.
Yes. Electric cars lost their Vehicle Excise Duty exemption on 1 April 2025 and now pay the standard annual rate like any other car. Cars with an original list price above £40,000 may also attract the expensive-car supplement for several years.
Battery state of health first. Ask for a diagnostic readout or a recent rapid-charge session showing peak charging speed. Then confirm how much of the eight-year battery warranty remains, which cables are included, whether the car supports rapid DC charging and at what rate, and the real-world range the current owner sees in winter rather than the official figure.
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