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Average Depreciation
Used VW e-Golf
For a used VW e-Golf model, the car loses about £112 per month in value.
Higher mileage increases depreciation, so keeping the VW within the average range helps control this. Regular upkeep is vital, a well-maintained e-Golf with a service history will depreciate slower than a neglected one.
With an average, estimated monthly depreciation of £112, the annual total is around £1348.
Average Monthly Depreciation
A summary of the past 12 and an estimation of the next 6 months.
Past 12 months
-£1,348
Next 6 months
-£849
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Interested in finding a great deal on a used VW e-Golf?
Seeking the best value on a second-hand car? The German VW e-Golf is a popular decision. On AutoUncle, you can find 167 used VW e-Golves for sale in the UK. This aggregates listings from various online platforms and dealership websites.
How much does a used VW e-Golf go for?
A used VW e-Golf costs between £8,400 for the cheapest variant and £12,490 for the most expensive model.
The German car costs very different depending on primarily four factors: manufacturing year, the model's fuel consumption, number of miles as well as equipment variant.
For example, a newer model with low mileage or a premium version equipped with a high-performance engine generally demands a higher price.
VW e-Golf equipment level
While calculating the cost of a used VW e-Golf, it's key to compare vehicles with identical engines and equipment. Otherwise, you might draw an inaccurate conclusion about which car to purchase.
Growing trend towards electric vehicle utilization
Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular in the UK market for several reasons, including reduced CO2 emission, faster acceleration and greater comfort. The embrace of electric vehicles such as the VW e-Golf plays a crucial role in the journey towards more ecologically sustainable and friendly commuting practices.
Uncover AutoUncle's assortment of electric vehicles here
The benefits of buying a used electric car
A great deal of upsides come with opting for a pre-owned electric car. Such as:
Lower purchase price: Second-owner electric vehicles are often more cost-effective than buying new. The lower cost makes the technology of electric cars available for a broader range of customers.
Environmental impact: The choice of a second-owner electric car over a new one further reduces its carbon footprint. Producing a new vehicle, particularly the battery, results in a considerable environmental impact. Choosing a used vehicle ensures you're not contributing to this carbon footprint.
Improved battery life: The concern about battery life in EVs has lessened as technology has improved. A considerable number of second-hand EVs still possess a large amount of their battery life, and the cost of replacing batteries is falling.
Performance and technology: Many electric vehicles on the market now deliver striking performance and are fitted with the most modern technology. Even EV models from a few years ago can still ensure a cutting-edge driving experience.
Government incentives: Though not to the extent of new electric vehicles, there might still be government incentives available for used electric cars, for instance, decreased road tax and the ability to enter low-emission districts.
The VW e-Golf is available only in the hatchback body variant
In the UK, the VW e-Golf is exclusively offered in the hatchback body style. Hatchbacks are excellent compact cars that combine great driving with the flexibility of ample space. They are very popular with people living in cities, as they are typically fuel efficient and easy to park.
Popular alternatives
Several vehicles that are similar to the VW e-Golf are available.
Popular alternatives to the VW e-Golf
- Vauxhall Corsa
- Ford Focus
- Audi A3
With a current inventory of 8,525 available models on AutoUncle, the Vauxhall Corsa firmly establishes itself as the premier alternative to the VW e-Golf. The Vauxhall Corsa boasts an average price tag of £10,000.
The Ford Focus is another popular car within the segment and you will find 7,544 cars for sale featuring an average selling price of £10,991. The Audi A3 holds its ground as the third most attractive option with an average sales price of £17,995 and 5,081 units presently on offer in the UK.
