Second-hand Electric Value warning
An electric car between one and two years old is £6,000 more expensive over the same period than one with an internal combustion engine, according to the research, while a two-year-old electric car will sting buyers to the tune of £4,000.
Sunday Times – Driving – April 2021

“Nearly new” used EVs work out more expensive due to three things: they miss out on the government plug-in car grant of £2,500; they often don’t receive manufacturer incentives, such as a deposit contribution; and monthly finance deals often have a higher APR because they are not supported by the brand and their finance broker.
Sunday Times – Driving – April 2021