Second-hand electric vehicles (EVs) spent an average of 24.6 days on showroom forecourts, making them the fastest-selling used cars in the US. EVs spent 27% less time on sale than their gas-fuelled counterparts, which took an average of three-year old to sell, according to data from iSeeCars.com based on 2.1 million one- to 33.4 days cars sold between January and August. Six of the 10 fastest-selling used-car models in the US were EVs, thanks to government incentives and tax credits making them "even better deals than new models".
Second-hand electric vehicles (EVs) spent an average of 24.6 days on showroom forecourts, making them the fastest-selling used cars in the US. EVs spent 27% less time on sale than their gas-fuelled counterparts, which took an average of 33.4 days to sell, according to data from iSeeCars.com based on 2.1 million one- to three-year old cars sold between January and August. Six of the 10 fastest-selling used-car models in the US were EVs, thanks to government incentives and tax credits making them "even better deals than new models".