It wasn’t Model 3 specific after the Model Y came out, but looks like the thread has been archived or deleted
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It wasn’t Model 3 specific after the Model Y came out, but looks like the thread has been archived or deleted
It wasn’t Model 3 specific after the Model Y came out, but looks like the thread has been archived or deleted
I wonder why? it seemed really active.
My 57 plate vectra is on its last legs and the first major fault and it's a gonner.
Looking at the equivalent replacement of a passat or an insignia, they're about 16k at 3 years old and just above average mileage. A standard model 3 tesla isn't much more than that and it's rrp was much higher than any of the ICE equivalent cars.
I can't resist a bargain even if I'm not that fussed about an electric car!
Edit: The Tesla would have slightly more mileage though which would be the tradeoff.
Looking at the equivalent replacement of a passat or an insignia, they're about 16k at 3 years old and just above average mileage. A standard model 3 tesla isn't much more than that and it's rrp was much higher than any of the ICE equivalent cars.
I can't resist a bargain even if I'm not that fussed about an electric car!
Edit: The Tesla would have slightly more mileage though which would be the tradeoff.
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It’s like shock - cars lose money
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Some quite large depreciations in value on used EV's in 2023.
Yes EV’s have depreciated a little more than fuel powered cars in recent months, but there isn’t much difference.
Used Porsche Taycan‘s and used Porsche Panamera‘s depreciate at similar rates, but as the Taycan is an EV it gets all the headlines.
Most EV’s are leased, where the end price of the car doesn’t impact the user. I just handed back my Polestar 2 and if it was worth just £1.50 it would make zero difference to me. [I’ve already made all my monthly payments based on calculations 3 years ago]
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@Gibbo any ideas where the Tesla thread went?
It wasn’t Model 3 specific after the Model Y came out, but looks like the thread has been archived or deleted
@Gibbo any ideas where the Tesla thread went?
BMW look to be doing okay for EV sales Vs all their car sales in 2023 - they should be well placed to meet the ZEV targets in ’24
Ford and Landrover, not so much
Source : New Automotive - https://newautomotive.org/
Ford and Landrover, not so much
Source : New Automotive - https://newautomotive.org/
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Panamera's are about 10 grand more expensive (20 plates) looking on auto trader and they both have the same starting rrp.
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Which Land Rover would you suggest they could have bought?BMW look to be doing okay for EV sales Vs all their car sales in 2023 - they should be well placed to meet the ZEV targets in ’24
Ford and Landrover, not so much
Source : New Automotive - https://newautomotive.org/
The low end is £50k to £60k on both (from 2020)
That‘s the point
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Looks like it merged to a Tesla thread.
The Tesla Thread
Hey guys, I don't know much about electric cars but have just read this article: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/computing/1000731/why-teslas-35000-model-3-should-finally-make-electric-cars-a-real-transport To me this sounds too good to be true, what does everyone else make of it? It is...
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That‘s the point
You know the electric Range Rover is in the pipe and the Jaguar credits count for JLR? I mean it’s not like many others ie Ford, may have held some December retails so they land in 2024 is it either…
</JLR spokesperson off> @dlockers
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Looks like it merged to a Tesla thread.
The Tesla Thread
Hey guys, I don't know much about electric cars but have just read this article: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/computing/1000731/why-teslas-35000-model-3-should-finally-make-electric-cars-a-real-transport To me this sounds too good to be true, what does everyone else make of it? It is...
Ah thanks! I searched for some of my own posts in the Motors forum about my Model Y but couldn’t find them, so I assumed that the thread had been deleted.
The mods renamed it to the above as it wasn't really Model 3 specific anymore.
Yep - I’m awareYou know the electric Range Rover is in the pipe and the Jaguar credits count for JLR? I mean it’s not like many others ie Ford, may have held some December retails so they land in 2024 is it either…
</JLR spokesperson off> @dlockers
I’m just showing the data to represent the current position.
bmw looks a bit confounding - is it really true -BMW look to be doing okay for EV sales Vs all their car sales in 2023 - they should be well placed to meet the ZEV targets in ’24
Ford and Landrover, not so much
another (first) article suggests they will hit 15% https://www.automotivedive.com/news...ales-jump-q3-tesla-loses-market-share/696406/
BMW look to be doing okay for EV sales Vs all their car sales in 2023 - they should be well placed to meet the ZEV targets in ’24
Ford and Landrover, not so much
Source : New Automotive - https://newautomotive.org/
The BMW/Merc/Audi numbers are higher than I expected, BMW in particular. It's probably fair to say they are getting on with it though but I don't see many on the roads. Although they were very highly represented in company car land prior to EV's being a thing.
Yep - I’m aware
I’m just showing the data to represent the current position.
Ford and Toyota could really be in trouble, high volume low margin cars don't exactly have a huge amount of wiggle room to buy credits to cover. Plus the likes of Tesla and Polestar can't also sell credits to everyone, there simply isn't enough to go round...
Renault, Stellantis brands and Nissan are not looking great either. 8-12% is still way off the 22% required and most of the brands only have a couple models launched so far each.
Your link is for the USA, nothing to do with EU targets.
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Are you really comparing global sales and the UK specific for ZEV and trying to correlate between them?
Need to start consuming these links and videos before firing the Pope blunderbuss mate…
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Watched that the other day, I've been doing some research into Renault Zoe's to see which one to buy but I'd seen a couple of decent reviews about the Seat Mii as well and there are quite a few out there around 11k that are only just over 2 years old.EV PRICES PLUMMETED IN 2023 and 2024 WILL BE EVEN WORSE!
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Some quite large depreciations in value on used EV's in 2023.