Electric vehicle range can decrease over time as batteries get older. You wouldn’t buy a car without checking its accident history, so don’t buy a car without checking it’s expected range today and in the future.
Recurrent Reports answer the most common questions of used EV shoppers. Each report combines a vehicle’s history and range data, comparing it to thousands of other cars in the Recurrent database.
Range Score compares a vehicle’s current max range to the original range for that make, model, and battery pack configuration. For example, a Range Score of 96 means that the vehicle is expected to get 96% of its original range.
Check in here as we update all things related to the used EV tax credit, including a list of current vehicles that will likely be available based on price and model year, and any legislative updates.
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