It’s a buyer’s market for anyone looking to charge up a used electric vehicle.

Amid record-high inventory, more than half of used EVs are listed under $30,000, according to recent data from Recurrent.

New electric car sales are spiking ahead of the expected death of the EV tax credit on Sept. 30, as buyers front-load EV purchases before tax incentives come to an end. After that, policy will shift its focus to incentivizing gas-powered vehicles, offering loan interest deductions up to $10,000 on qualifying new purchases.

The recent surge in car sales “are unquestionably inflated by shoppers accelerating their electric vehicle purchases to take advantage of Federal EV credits — but the sales pace for non-EVs remains robust, especially given the modest discounts available on those vehicles

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