Non-Tesla Used EVs Drop In Price By About $1,000 - CleanTechnica

The article from CleanTechnica reports on the impact of the elimination of the $4,000 federal tax credit for used electric vehicles (EVs) on their prices and market share. According to an analysis by iSeeCars covering 1.7 million used vehicles aged 1 to 5 years from September 2025 to January 2026, non-Tesla used EV prices dropped by about 3.6%, from $24,629 to $23,738. This decline is modest and somewhat mirrors a 2% drop in used gasoline car prices during the same period. In contrast, Tesla used EV prices increased by 4.3%, rising from $30,040 to $31,329, with significant price hikes for the Model S and Model X, which are soon to be discontinued. The Model S rose 8.5% and the Model X 10.3%, while Model 3 and Model Y prices saw smaller increases. The data also show that among