First-party market data

Market radar: used EVs

Every Monday we sample public used-car listings and show the medians per model line — the data behind our residual model, in the open.

As of week 40, 2026

Largest 4-week movement: Opel Corsa −4.1 % (112 listings over 4 weeks) — VW ID.3 +10.9 % (125 listings over 4 weeks). Asking prices, weekly medians.

Ranked by price movement — biggest drop first. The last 4 weeks are compared with the 4 before them, not two single weeks: each week samples only ~25–35 listings, whose median swings by double digits on trim mix alone. This is still asking-price movement; long-term value retention comes from the residual model once released.

Model line	Median price	Δ 4 wks	Median km	Median age	Listings this week
Opel Corsa	€17,695	−4.1 %	32,829	3.7 yr	28
BMW i3	€22,790	−3.6 %	52,000	4.2 yr	29
BMW iX1	€37,499	−3.1 %	42,805	3.1 yr	33
VW ID.4 ⚠	€32,848	−2.8 %	29,970	3.2 yr	33
Fiat 500e	€20,980	−2.7 %	23,703	3.5 yr	37
Audi Q4 e-tron	€34,930	−2.1 %	35,850	3.1 yr	33
Hyundai Ioniq 5	€30,137	−1.6 %	38,135	3.1 yr	30
Renault Mégane	€24,740	−1.3 %	41,600	4.0 yr	34
Tesla Model Y	€35,150	−1.3 %	57,947	3.2 yr	34
VW e-Golf	€16,595	−1.1 %	59,000	6.6 yr	14
BMW i4	€41,800	−0.2 %	50,856	3.1 yr	36
Tesla Model 3	€29,999	+0.0 %	76,007	3.3 yr	37
Cupra Born	€27,990	+1.2 %	30,227	2.4 yr	27
Mercedes EQA ⚠	€34,522	+1.2 %	27,271	3.2 yr	34
Renault Zoe ⚠	€14,800	+1.4 %	43,980	5.2 yr	31
Kia EV6	€39,390	+2.4 %	18,328	2.4 yr	27
Hyundai Kona	€20,977	+2.5 %	34,750	4.2 yr	20
Skoda Enyaq	€34,660	+6.2 %	38,078	3.1 yr	32
Kia Niro ⚠	€26,969	+8.7 %	36,000	3.2 yr	29
VW ID.3	€28,180	+10.9 %	23,794	2.4 yr	34

Asking prices (not transactions), weekly sample — methodology open; small weekly n is expected and smooths over time. Each series is scaled to its own min/max: it shows the shape, not the amplitude — that is the Δ column.

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