Sales of used electric vans have soared over the last two years following a fall in values.

Automotive data firm Marketcheck crunched the figures for the last two years (between June 2023 and June 2025) and found that sales have doubled, and the average last listed price has fallen by almost a third.

In June 2023, a total of 218 used EV vans were sold across the UK. By June 2025, this rose by 166.51%, more than doubling to 581.

At the same time, used values plummeted. In June 2025, the average last listed price for a used eLCV in the UK was £17,560.42. That’s a 28.14% decrease, or a drop of £6,875.19, when compared with the last listed price in June 2023, when the average used electric van cost £24,435.61.

The analysis indicates that the cost of a used electric van appears to have reached its market level. In the first half of the analysis (between June 2023 and June 2024), the average last listed price fell by £5,344.24, a 21.87% decrease. Between June 2024 and June 2025, the price decrease was less steep, falling by 8.02%, or £1,530.95.

In 2025, the average last listed price fluctuated from a high of £18,103.78 to a low of £17,380.95, indicating that the cost has plateaued.

Alastair Campbell from 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. As demand continues to grow and prices level out, used E vans are increasingly becoming a practical and cost-effective solution for fleets and commercial users alike.”