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2026 Is Going To Be An EPIC Year To Buy An Off-Lease EV. Here's What You Need To Know
20 Apr 2026 | Abstracted from Transport Evolved
Transport Evolved video explains why 2026 is shaping up to be a great year to buy an off-lease EV. A wave of 2023-25 lease returns - especially Teslas, Bolts, and Ioniq 5s - is flooding dealer lots, pushing prices down. Many cars still have strong battery health and warranties, making them bargains compared to new models. Nikki offers solid advice on what to look for technically and financially.
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