Britain's Electric Vehicle (EV) revolution has hit a significant speed bump, with a surge in second-hand EV sales threatening to disrupt the market. As the country's transition to electric vehicles gains momentum, a growing number of drivers are opting to buy pre-owned EVs, rather than brand-new models, in a bid to save money. This trend has sparked concerns among manufacturers, who are now facing the prospect of declining new car sales and a potential hit to their bottom line. With the UK government's ban on new petrol and diesel cars just around the corner, the implications of this shift in consumer behavior could have far-reaching consequences for the automotive industry.
Britain’s EV boom hits second-hand bump in the road Financial Times
