The market for second hand electric vans has reached a “stable pricing point” and the option is now accessible for business and sole traders, according to Marketcheck, which publishes data on the UK used car market.
Publishing figures on trends within the used electric van sector, Marketcheck said second hand e-van sales increased from 218 in June 2023 to 581 in June 2025.
Prices have fallen over the period but the fall has slowed and Marketcheck said analysis suggested that the cost of a used e-van “had reached its market level”. Between June 2023 and June 2024, the average last listed price fell by 21.87% (£5,344.24). Between June 2024 and June 2025, the price decrease was 8.02%, (£1,530.95).
Alastair Campbell, Marketcheck UK said: “The used electric van market has undergone a major transformation over the past two years. With average prices down by nearly a third and sales more than doubling, it’s clear that these vehicles are now a far more accessible option for businesses and sole traders looking to make the switch to electric.
“Our analysis suggests the market has now reached a stable pricing point, with values holding relatively steady throughout 2025.”