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Second-Hand EVs Retain Their Value Better Than Industry Claims — New Study
Depreciation estimates impact leasing and financing deals, leaving EVs often overpriced. Accurate estimates should make leasing companies, carmakers and governments accelerate the EV shift, says T&E.
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A new analysis by T&E finds that electric vehicles lose value more slowly than leasing industry estimates suggest. The study argues that more accurate depreciation forecasts could prompt leasing firms, automakers and governments to speed up electric‑vehicle adoption. It notes that current overpricing of EVs in leasing and financing deals stems from inflated depreciation assumptions.
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