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Electric car price changes
Be EV Wise compares its guide prices with EV Database UK every day. These are the pure electric cars whose price there differs from the figure in our list, cuts first. Our own figures are updated after a check by the editor.
| Car | Our guide price | EV Database now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Aceman SE 49.2 kWh | £36,300 | £31,260 | ▼ £5,040 |
| Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD | £32,999 | £27,999 | ▼ £5,000 |
| Hyundai Ioniq 3 42 kWh | £22,245 | £18,495 | ▼ £3,750 |
| Hyundai Ioniq 3 61 kWh | £25,745 | £21,995 | ▼ £3,750 |
| Tesla Model Y Premium RWD | £48,990 | £49,990 | ▲ £1,000 |
| Tesla Model Y Premium AWD (7-seat option) | £51,990 | £52,990 | ▲ £1,000 |
Snapshot from 2026-10-16; the live list loads when available. Prices are guides and may include the Electric Car Grant. Confirm with the seller.
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Have electric car prices gone down?
At our 2026-10-16 check, 4 of the pure EVs in our list had a lower price on EV Database UK than our guide price and 2 had a higher price.
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