Prices for Britain’s most in-demand used electric and hybrid vehicles have dropped by as much as 37.5% over the past year, creating a buyers’ market for those looking to make the switch, according to the latest Used Car Index&nbsp;from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theaa.com/cars/">AA Cars</a>.New data shows that the three most popular fully electric cars have lost on average a fifth of their value.&nbsp;The Nissan Leaf recorded the sharpest fall at 23.2%, followed by the Renault Zoe, down 22.1%, while the Tesla Model 3 saw its average price decrease by 16.4%. The average age across these three models in Q3 2025 was 4.6 years, down slightly from 4.8 years in Q3 2024.The Lexus RX (hybrid) recorded the steepest average annual decline in value on the AA Cars platform, falling by more than a third (37.5%) in a year.<ul><li>Why has the value of EVs gone down?</li><li>&nbsp;How can you maximise sale value of EVs in the market?</li><li>Do you own one of the cars mentioned? What is your reaction to the figures?</li></ul>Responses by Friday PM.

Price of EVs in the UK drops by as much as 37.5% over the past year

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