Making the switch to electric is a big commitment, so choosing the right used electric car for your lifestyle is a really important decision.
We stock a huge range of the UK's most popular used electric cars, including electric SUVs like the Audi Q4 e-tron, Dacia Spring, and Volkswagen ID.4.
For a stylish used electric hatchback, there's the MG ZS, Peugeot 308, and Nissan LEAF.
Looking for a small electric city car? We stock favourites like the Renault Zoe, Peugeot 208, and MINI Cooper E.
Start your electric car journey with Vertu. Browse our full selection of used electric cars for sale below. If you have a question, feel free to drop it in the chat at the bottom of the page.
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With Vertu' range of used electric cars, you can drive towards a greener future without paying a fortune. Electric cars are economical to maintain as compared to diesel or petrol, some of them are tax-free, exempt from ULEZ and congestion charges.
Whether you're considering one of our used electric car finance deals or just want to know more about battery electric vehicles (BEVs), you can find a first-class customer experience, both online or in one of our local dealerships across the UK.
By driving a used electric car, you can benefit the environment and save yourself a couple of quid at the same time. Not only will you be cutting your weekly fuel costs and annual road tax fee, but in some cases, you can even enjoy free parking.
Of course, these benefits are the same for a new electric car. The difference is that our used electric cars for sale provide a more affordable way to make the switch, with lower asking prices than brand new models.
Rest assured, you'll still be getting great value for money with a quality car. All of our second hand electric cars undergo extensive checks, including full HPI checks, to ensure they are up to standard.
With no gear box or manual transmission, our used electric cars for sale offer a much smoother and quieter ride.
Instead of pulling up at a petrol station to refuel, you'll also just plug your second hand electric car into a charging point to get your vehicle road-ready. This can be done at home with an installable charging point or while you're on the road at a public station.
The best part? You can go and grab a coffee from the service station in the average time it takes your used electric car to charge back up to 80%. Usually, the range of an electric car is between 100 and 400 miles on one full charge.
When you're browsing our range of second hand electric cars for sale, there are a couple of things that you should look out for.
Still on the fence about our used electric cars for sale? Read the best benefits of buying from Vertu, below:
We stock a huge range of used electric vehicles for sale, both online and in our dealerships. Its just about finding the perfect EV for your budget, taste, or lifestyle. If you're in the market for a used or nearly new electric car deal, you can check our great range of ex demo nearly new cars from variety of your favourite manufacturers, also available on finance. We also stock a wide range of used hybrid cars to give you extra mpg, being fuel-efficient with lower maintenance costs.
For more information, get in contact with us or pop down to your local Vertu dealership today. With thousands of excellent scores on Judge Service, and a reputation for great customer care, we can't wait to help you on your motoring journey too.
Ready to test drive your dream electric car? Visit one of our car dealerships across the UK to explore and experience the best deals on high-quality used electric cars.
What is an electric car?
An electric car is run using a battery powering an electric motor. By charging the battery, you keep the electric motor topped up with enough power to keep the car moving. The batteries are usually tucked out of sight under the floors of an electric car.
Is it worth getting an electric car in 2024?
Electric cars are ideal for eco-drivers with short as well as long commutes depending on the charging infrastructure. However, their limited range and dependence on charging stations might make diesel and petrol cars a better fit for now, depending on your lifestyle. You get advantage of road tax exemption on your new EVs during the first year.
Is it cheaper to run an electric car?
Electric cars are cheaper to run due to low maintenance and running costs. As EVs are free from engines, you save on engine oil and parts over the longer run. As long as you have home charging facility, the charging cost should be lower as compared to running a petrol or diesel car.
How do you charge an electric car?
You plug your car into a mains socket and leave your car for an allotted amount of time to top up. Depending on the car, you can choose all the way from a three-pin plug at home, to an ultra-rapid charger at a public charging station. Read our guide: The Ultimate Guide to Charging an Electric Car.
How much does an electric car cost?
Nowadays you can get a used electric car for as little as a few thousand pounds. The Nissan Leaf is a popular option but there are many others available at a similar price point.
How long do electric car batteries last?
The usual lifespan for an electric battery is said to be 10 years. But they are known to last up to 20 years with the correct care and attention. Many electric cars come with a warranty on the battery which is worth checking.
How can I check the health of an electric car battery?
Check the cars dashboard menu for a Battery Management System (BMS). This system continuously monitors the battery performance such as temperature, voltage, and current. You can view how the car has performed over time and how its behaving now.
How important is mileage on a used electric car?
Its still important to check a used electric cars mileage. And just like checking a petrol engine has been properly looked after and gently used, you should check the battery has been treated well. Slow charging and charging between 10% - 80% is what you should be looking for in the cars Battery Management System (BMS).
Representative Finance Example For Online Purchases |
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Customer deposit | £99 | ||||
Monthly payments | £272.01 | ||||
Cash Price | £15,000 | ||||
Amount of credit | £14,901 | ||||
Fees | £0.00 | ||||
Optional final payment | £6,912 | ||||
Total amount payable | £20,067.48 | ||||
Annual mileage | 8000* | ||||
Term | 48 months | ||||
Fixed rate of interest | 6.15% | ||||
Representative APR (fixed) | 11.70% | ||||
Customer deposit | £2,158Monthly payments |
£227.90 |
Cash Price |
£10,956 |
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Amount of credit | £8,798 | ||||
Fees | £0.00 | ||||
Total amount payable | £13,097.20 | ||||
Term | 48 months | ||||
Fixed rate of interest | 6.09% | ||||
Representative APR (fixed) | 11.70% | ||||