A few ways to buy a Volkswagen electric car

Currently, because electric vehicles use newer technologies than their traditionally-fuelled counterparts, their list prices may be more expensive. But you have to look at the total cost of ownership (TCO) which takes into account the cost of fuel (or charging), servicing, taxes and incentives, as well as the resale value of the car once you come to change or sell it.

We’ve got tools such as the car comparator to help you compare vehicles, and also special offers on many vehicles in the range. 

It’s also really important to remember that there are more variable charging costs with EVs. So think about whether you can charge at home or at work, where you do the majority of your driving, how far you drive etc... But don’t panic – the running cost simulator tool will guide you through the decision-making process!

Yes of course – we offer a number of different finance packages so there is likely one to suit you. It’s a great way to spread the cost, you can include a service and maintenance package, and you’ll have the opportunity to stay updated on the latest developments and new models. Go to finance and offers to see what’s available.

The technology and batteries in electric vehicles are improving all the time, but there are some great used EVs available. Buying a BRAND Approved Used EV means you’ll get the peace of mind you get with buying an approved petrol or diesel car, plus a battery health check. Check out our used stock for available vehicles.