
Electric vehicle (EV) prices—especially Tesla—are plummeting this year, and it's only going to get worse. With fierce competition, oversupply, and a massive wave of leased EVs hitting the used market, both new and used prices are set to dive. If you're thinking about buying or selling, now's the time to pay attention.
Value analyst data paints a stark picture: 1.1 million EVs are coming off lease soon—20 times the current used EV supply. This flood is inevitable, and resale values will plunge in 2026 and 2027.
Why? For years, manufacturers like Tesla, BMW, and Kia offered dirt-cheap leases ($99, $299, even $499/month) to boost sales. Those vehicles now return to the dealers and flood the used market. Buyers will ask: "Why pay $40k-$50k for new when a 3-year-old one is $20k-$30k?"
This competition will drag new EV prices down even further. We're already seeing 0% to 0.99% financing on new Teslas. If you're locking in a deal, use my Tesla referral link for 3 months of Full Self-Driving (FSD) free.
Expect EV incentives everywhere, not just Tesla. But Tesla faces unique challenges:
Meanwhile, new EVs are ramping up:
Check CarGurus trends: Used Tesla prices have surged over the past 3-6 months (black line on their chart). What goes up...
Advice:
New Teslas don't come with great floor mats. My top pick: 3W Liners—best I've tested (Model X, 3, Y, Cybertruck). Use code DENNIS25 for 25% off (under $100) and support the channel.
EV prices are on a downward trajectory. Sell high, buy low later. What's your move? Drop a comment below!
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