Used EV prices make warranty and battery data more important
Second-hand EV buyers are paying more attention to battery health, remaining warranty and charging history.
As more electric vehicles enter the used market, buyers are asking sharper questions about battery condition and software support.
Range estimates alone are not enough. Warranty length, charging history and repair access can change the value of two similar vehicles by a wide margin.
Dealers that can present clear battery data are likely to earn more trust from cautious first-time EV buyers.
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