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.In the United States, a lot of pre-owned electric cars are available for sale, at a much lower price than a new EV.2013- 2015 Nissan Leaf EVs commonly sell for $8,000 to $10,000 (Check the Vehicle History for American Cars | CARFAX Europe), though the realistic electric range of those model years is only 55 miles or so. You can search for them on Carvana or other used car companies. Nissan Leaf cars can be fast-charged on public charging stations, so the 55 mile range can be workable.Used EVs produced during/after 2017 generally have larger batteries and longer ranges, but they cost more. Here is a 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV on sale for $14,590. Electric range should be 200+ miles: https://www.carvana.com/cars/chevrolet-bolt-ev?utm_vehicle_id=1599046&store=Carvla2&stocknumber=2000759584&utm_source=google&utm_medium=vla&utm_campaign=11030956979&utm_content=111143241747&utm_target=pla-1077017790158&utm_creative=461539942938&utm_device=c&utm_adposition=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhNLutJnh8AIV0yGtBh0cdQ4zEAQYASABEgL0k_D_BwEAnother option is to buy a used EV with a poorly-performing battery, and have a new re-manufactured battery pack installed. In California (perhaps other states, as well), there are car repair companies that specialize in low(er)-cost EV battery replacement/refurbishment.Local EV charging stations can be found on the free phone app, "PlugShare".All EVs can be charged from a standard 120V home electric outlet, though at a much slower rate.Here is a guide to buying used electric vehicles: Buying A Used EV: It's Crucial To Know What To Look For
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In the United States, a lot of pre-owned electric cars are available for sale, at a much lower price than a new EV.
2013- 2015 Nissan Leaf EVs commonly sell for $8,000 to $10,000 (Check the Vehicle History for American Cars | CARFAX Europe), though the realistic electric range of those model years is only 55 miles or so. You can search for them on Carvana or other used car companies. Nissan Leaf cars can be fast-charged on public charging stations, so the 55 mile range can be workable.
Used EVs produced during/after 2017 generally have larger batteries and longer ranges, but they cost more. Here is a 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV on sale for $14,590. Electric range should be 200+ miles: https://www.carvana.com/cars/chevrolet-bolt-ev?utm_vehicle_id=1599046&store=Carvla2&stocknumber=2000759584&utm_source=google&utm_medium=vla&utm_campaign=11030956979&utm_content=111143241747&utm_target=pla-1077017790158&utm_creative=461539942938&utm_device=c&utm_adposition=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhNLutJnh8AIV0yGtBh0cdQ4zEAQYASABEgL0k_D_BwE
Another option is to buy a used EV with a poorly-performing battery, and have a new re-manufactured battery pack installed. In California (perhaps other states, as well), there are car repair companies that specialize in low(er)-cost EV battery replacement/refurbishment.
Local EV charging stations can be found on the free phone app, "PlugShare".
All EVs can be charged from a standard 120V home electric outlet, though at a much slower rate.
Here is a guide to buying used electric vehicles: Buying A Used EV: It's Crucial To Know What To Look For
