Among them, the most important reason is inseparable from the support of the "trade-in" policy for cars.
The policy of trade-in not only stimulates consumers' enthusiasm for buying new cars, but also promotes transactions in the used car market. The rapid iteration of new energy vehicle technology has prompted individual car owners who bought new energy vehicles early to consider replacing their vehicles, so as to buy new cars with higher performance, longer battery life and more intelligent, so there will be a lot of new energy second-hand cars replaced and flow into the market.
From the perspective of consumers, the increase in options has indirectly promoted the increase in the transaction volume of new energy second-hand cars.
In addition, the focus of the policy is to guide consumers to purchase new energy models and give greater subsidies. Compared with traditional
fuel vehicles, new energy vehicles have the advantages of lower use costs, less maintenance costs, and a stronger sense of technology, and are more favored by young consumers.
With the rapid increase in transaction volume, the detection and evaluation of new energy second-hand cars deserves attention, including physical damage to the vehicle, the power release capacity of the battery, and abnormal attenuation of the battery. Only by standardizing and transparentizing the detection and evaluation can the new energy second-hand car trading market develop healthily and sustainably.