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Heavy discounts this month on EV’s to affect early adopters at trade in time

David Berthon

I spoke earlier this morning on the massive discounts being offered by MG Motor Australia on its electric MG4 hatchback for the month of December. The five- model range carrying discounts of up to $10,910 – the entry Excite 51 model now just $32,990 drive-away. With a 10-year warranty and a high level of equipment it’s a very compelling offer. However, this race to the bottom with pricing gives little thought to the customers who paid much higher prices earlier in the year. As a long time car industry figure said to me this week early MG 4 customers will pay heavily at trade in time. With EVs now being heavily discounted low resale values are something that many early adopters of electric cars are now finding, and many dealers will now not offer a trade-in price for example on older Tesla models. I’m David Berthon

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