After a first phase where acquiring a 100% electric vehicle required a very high outlay, the current offer begins to offer some alternatives with more reasonable prices that can help the implementation of the electric car in our market.
They are scarce, but there are already some options with interesting prices, led by the urban Dacia Spring and followed by models as attractive as the Renault Twingo e-Tech or the new BYD Dolphin. Soon it will be the turn of other additions that will surely serve to increase the presence of electric models on our streets and highways.
The progressive reduction in battery costs will allow electric cars to be offered at more competitive prices in the coming years, eliminating the negative differential that they currently continue to have compared to versions equipped with combustion engines. The residual values of electric cars are also expected to be higher than their diesel and gasoline equivalents.
