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Used VW e-Up, Skoda Citigo e iV and Seat Mii Electric: what to check

Small four-seat city cars. The 2020-on cars with a 32.3 kWh battery cover about 125 miles. Years covered: 2014 to 2022.

Typical asking prices: About £8,000 to £11,000 (few listings) (average asking prices on AutoUncle UK, 8 to 15 October 2026). Prices vary with mileage, battery and condition.

Versions and battery sizes

ev-database: e-Up (18.7 kWh) Jan 2014-Sep 2019; e-Up (36.8 kWh) Feb 2020-Apr 2022; Skoda Citigo e iV Feb-Jul 2020; Seat Mii Electric Feb 2020-Jun 2021 (order dates).

Batteries

Early e-Up: 18.7 kWh gross / 16.0 usable; 2020-on e-Up, Citigo e iV and Mii Electric: 36.8 kWh gross / 32.3 usable (ev-database.org/uk).

Real-world range

ev-database EVDB real range: early e-Up 55-60 mi (2016-19 version cold 50, mild 70); 32.3 kWh cars 125 mi (e-Up combined cold 105, mild 145). Driving Electric (15 May 2020): 159 miles official, about 120 miles in cold, wet weather.

Charging

AC: early e-Up 3.7 kW; 2020-on cars 7.2 kW, Type 2. DC CCS max 37 kW, 10-80% avg 29 kW (ev-database); Driving Electric quotes 40 kW. CCS: standard on the e-Up; optional (£720) on Citigo e iV SE, standard on SE L (Driving Electric, 15 May 2020). Mii Electric CCS standard/optional: not confirmed.

Battery warranty

ev-database: 8 years/100,000 mi for the 2020-on e-Up and Citigo e iV; no data for early e-Up. Capacity threshold for these models: not confirmed.

Known issues to check

Four seats only and limited suitability for long journeys (Parkers).
Slow DC charging (about 29 kW average) by current standards (ev-database).
Check whether a Citigo e iV SE has the optional CCS socket (Driving Electric).

Asking prices in detail

AutoUncle UK e-Up (15 Oct 2026, only ~8 listings): £6,300-£10,915, median £9,860; 2021 avg £10,864, 2022 avg £10,283. Seat Mii Electric (AutoUncle, 3 listings, undated): £8,550-£8,995. Motoring Research (5 Aug 2026): Seat Mii Electric and Skoda Citigo-e iV from £8,000; VW e-Up from £9,000 (36.8 kWh). Small sample - indicative only.

Before you buy

Get an independent battery health (state of health) report, or ask the seller for a recent one
Check how much battery warranty is left (years and miles from first registration) and whether it transfers to you
For a Renault Zoe or early Nissan Leaf, check whether the battery is owned or hired
Check recalls on GOV.UK and that any battery recall work has been done
Check the MOT history and mileage on GOV.UK
Check the rapid-charging plug (CCS or CHAdeMO) and that rapid charging is fitted at all
Make sure both charging cables are with the car
Ask for the service history: some warranties need servicing on time
Test drive from a full charge and watch the range estimate and any warnings
Remember the Electric Car Grant is for new cars only

What a battery health report shows and where to get one

Sources

Researched 2026-10-16 from the sources listed. Where sources disagree we say so. General information, not advice: confirm the warranty terms for the specific car with the manufacturer or a franchised dealer.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a used VW e-Up, Skoda Citigo e iV and Seat Mii Electric?

Average asking prices on AutoUncle UK in mid-October 2026: About £8,000 to £11,000 (few listings). Prices vary with mileage, battery size and condition.

Does the battery warranty transfer to a new owner?

Not confirmed.

What should I check on a used VW e-Up, Skoda Citigo e iV and Seat Mii Electric?

Get a battery health report, check the remaining battery warranty and whether it transfers, check recalls and MOT history on GOV.UK, and make sure both charging cables come with the car.

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