There’s no avoiding depreciation, but electric cars do tend to lose value more quickly than gas-powered cars. According to Forbes, electric cars lose more than $5,700 off the sticker price per year of ownership. This is compared to less than $16,000 over five years for most other traditional vehicle types.
Not all electric cars are created equal, however. For example, a Tesla Model 3, the most affordable of all Tesla models, only depreciated 10.2% in three years, likely due to the high demand and hot status of the affordable EV. After all, people spend years on waitlists for the Model 3, so it makes sense that the resale value would remain competitive.
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