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Why CarSupermarket.com?

Thinking about switching to an electric vehicle? CarSupermarket.com is your go-to destination for all things EV. Here’s why buying a used EV with us is a breeze.

  • Super Choice: We offer an extensive range of electric vehicles to suit every need and budget. From compact city cars to larger family EVs, you’ll find the perfect model for your lifestyle.

  • Super Prices: Our competitive pricing ensures you get fantastic value for your money. We work hard to keep our prices attractive, so you can drive away with a high-quality electric vehicle without breaking the bank.

  • Super Knowledge: Our team has in-depth expertise in the electric vehicle market. We provide detailed information on each model, covering performance specs, battery range, and advanced features. This means you get all the insights you need to make a smart, informed choice.

  • Super Convenient Services: We streamline the entire buying process for you. From straightforward purchasing procedures to helpful assistance with financing options, we’re here to make your EV purchase as smooth and hassle-free as possible.
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Charging Your Used EV

The basics you need to know when it comes to plugging in your used EV:

Swapping the petrol station for the charging station might take some getting used to. But we have all the information you need to get up to speed. You can charge your EV at home and at public charging stations. Charging at home will almost definitely be the cheapest option, but it will take longer. It's ideal for getting your EV recharged overnight. Make sure you're on an electricity tariff for EV drivers, as this will keep your bills down. You'll have a few options when charging in public. There are rapid chargers, which tend to be near motorways, so you can top up in half an hour and get back on the road. Like many public chargers, you'll be charged by the minute for the electricity. You can also find chargers that will have your EV topped up in a couple of hours - you'll tend to pay less for these, and some at places like supermarkets might even be free. To preserve your EV's battery life, you should try to keep its charge between 20% and 80%. Regularly draining the battery to empty and recharging to full can damage the battery and reduce its lifespan.

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How much does it cost to run an EV?

All the associated running costs that come with a used EV

On average, setting up an EV charger at your home will cost £1,000, but the UK government has an Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) that can provide up to £350 towards installation if certain criteria are met. The cost of charging an EV at home will vary depending on your electricity provider, charger power, and the size of your EV’s battery. It will typically cost from £12 to £18 to charge to full at home. Public chargers are more expensive, but most will still cost less per mile than petrol. It generally costs around £25 to £30 for a full charge. EVs are typically cheaper to maintain than their petrol or diesel counterparts, due to a fewer number of working parts. Services are usually cheaper, and their batteries are estimated to last between 15 and 20 years. When it comes to road tax, EV owners are currently exempt and don’t pay a penny. But that’s set to change from April 2025, when there will be a £10 payment in the first year followed by the standard £190 annual rate after that. At the moment, insurance costs are slightly higher for EVs compared to petrol or diesel vehicles, but premium prices are gradually coming down.

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How to Prepare Your Used Electric Car for Winter Driving

Top Tips for Driving an Electric Car in Cold Weather

Winter can bring some unique challenges for electric car owners, but with a few simple steps, you can make sure your used EV handles the colder months with ease. Whether it's maximising your battery range or keeping the cabin warm without draining power, we'll show you how to get the best out of your electric car during winter.

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Learn About ULEZ and Low Emission Zones

Drive Smarter in UK Cities

Understanding Clean Air Zones (CAZ) and Low Emission Zones (LEZ) is crucial for modern driving. These zones impact how and where you drive, especially in major UK cities. At CarSupermarket.com, we provide insights into navigating these regulations with used, ULEZ-compliant vehicles that help you save on charges and contribute to cleaner air. Learn how to make smarter, more sustainable vehicle choices that fit your lifestyle and driving needs.

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Select your next EV by manufacturer

Find the perfect used EV for you couldn’t be easier. Browse our used electric vehicles by brand. From Audi to Tesla, we stock all your favourite manufacturers. Pick a brand and discover your dream second-hand EV.

Frequently asked questions

Top 10 Common FAQs About Used EVs

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How to Service Your EV and Manage Your CarSupermarket.com Warranty

All you need to know about maintaining your EV with CarSupermarket.com

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How to Service Your EV and Manage Your Warranty

Get in touch with our EV specialists

Are you considering a used EV and need some more insight to help you make an informed decision? Get in touch with our expert team today.

Did you know?

You could save hundreds on road tax?

Many used electric vehicles from CarSupermarket.com are completely exempt from road tax (Vehicle Excise Duty), giving you significant savings year after year!

EV batteries are built to last?

Many used EVs at CarSupermarket.com come with impressive battery warranties of up to 8 years or 100,000 miles, so you can buy with confidence!

Charging could cost less than a 1p per mile?

Charging your used EV at home during off-peak hours can set you back as little as £5 for a full charge—that’s incredibly cheap compared to petrol!

You could get financial help for charging?

If you buy a used EV from CarSupermarket.com and don’t have off-street parking, you may qualify for a UK government grant to help cover the cost of installing a home ChargePoint, saving you a bundle!

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