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2025’s biggest electric car bargains | Electrifying

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It's not simply everybody that are a bit skint in January– the vehicle makers are feeling the
pinch too, and that means they are trying to shift stock. That indicates there are some
real out there.
Just a couple of years ago there was a waiting list for vehicles and now there are some
insane offers and dealers pleading for your company. How does half rate sound …?
#barnardsbargains #CarDeals #ElectricCars #LeasingBargains #SaveMoney

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We've done the legwork to bring you some remarkable choices, whether you're looking
to rent, buy almost new, or grab an ex-demo automobile. From slashed rates on
electrical and trucks like the Citroën e-C4 and Fiat 600e to more than

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37 responses to “2025’s biggest electric car bargains | Electrifying”

  1. @markymarkreviews Avatar
    @markymarkreviews

    My pick is the Volvo EX30 LR RWD (Twin Motor version is terribly inefficient and the chassis cannot cope with the extra speed!). Volvo dealers routinely giving £10k off nearly new/delivery mileage cars. A little less on advertisement (£8-£9k off) but they are still open to haggling and discounting further as we found! A no brainer for a compact, well equipped and agile EV with a big 69kWh battery!

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    1. @use-oc4mj6n Avatar
      @use-oc4mj6n

      @@markymarkreviews 👍

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  2. @Petelmrg Avatar
    @Petelmrg

    The man who started the auction sourcing business is Johnathan Porterfield; he has a youtube channel and is currently enjoying a holiday in Spain in his Kia e-Niro!

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    1. @michaelgreen5515 Avatar
      @michaelgreen5515

      JP is a top bloke and well worth following.
      His auction videoes where you see what the trade paying really interesting.

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    2. @colinwiseman Avatar
      @colinwiseman

      What an amazing journey he has had down there. 100% realistic stops proving EVs can do it all.

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    3. @kinross24 Avatar
      @kinross24

      JP has retired but Eco Cars still runs.

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    4. @richardheasman Avatar
      @richardheasman

      https://www.youtube.com/@JonathanPorterfield top man.

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    5. @northpointproductionsltd1592 Avatar
      @northpointproductionsltd1592

      Indeed! Jonathan Porterfield was responsible for talking me into buying my first LEAF from him in 2016, and I am forever grateful. 🙏🏼
      He’s a legend! 🙌🏼
      Graham.

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  3. @01jvb Avatar
    @01jvb

    I’m amazed that you don’t know Jonathan Porterfield – he’s a legend in the EV world. He’s retired now, but the company he started, Eco Cars, is still sourcing vehicles for people. Unfortunately they’ve put their fees up recently so it can now be cheaper to just go straight to a dealer to buy a second hand ev.

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    1. @FFVoyager Avatar
      @FFVoyager

      It was often cheaper to do that when he was operating the business.

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  4. @DFowlesID7 Avatar
    @DFowlesID7

    I will start donating to my own ID7 swear box as the intial delivery date of late March (17 weeks from order) has just been slashed to less than 10 weeks and it could be arriving at the end of the month ! Slighty confused how suddenly it appears like magic, now just have to get the charger installed in time !

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    1. @peterhollings309 Avatar
      @peterhollings309

      Probably people have cancelled orders of just seen sense and not willing to over pay for an EV

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  5. @DFowlesID7 Avatar
    @DFowlesID7

    Leasing might be increasing as well due to the incentives and opportunities from salary sacrifice schemes

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  6. @bellshooter Avatar
    @bellshooter

    Jonathan Porterfield is a well known EV supporter seen at many EE shows, now retired he still dabbles and does regular YT sessions on Car Auctions , currently on Spanish Hols! Have had a few cars from him, now there is a company in Orkney still procuring cars to order.

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  7. @ianrob4760 Avatar
    @ianrob4760

    this will just continue. We are on a tech curve and each release sees a new car with new tech. Next stage is MG and their semi solid batteries with increased range and charging. So more than ever as soon as you have one it is out of date very quickly. ICE cars not changed for decades and people are not used to this with cars, well buckle up naysayers.

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    1. @michaeldendulk2230 Avatar
      @michaeldendulk2230

      BYD might actually get a solid-state battery on the road before MG, it’s a bit of a race. MG is expected to first have them in their large EV SUV towards the end of the year (big brother for the ES5), BYD hasn’t released any specifics others than 2025 so far.

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  8. @deansh8506 Avatar
    @deansh8506

    The man, the myth, the legend – Johnathan Porterfield 👍

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  9. @richardgledhill Avatar
    @richardgledhill

    We did the maths and have just swapped our 2019 Zoe for a brand new 2025 ID.3 Pro Match 59kWh for £192/mth on 12+23 @6k/yr – vastly cheaper than the depreciation even on a discounted car. For our other car, we just swapped to a 1-year-old Renault Megane e-Tech with 1,500 miles on the clock for £23k – some £16k under list price. It pays to look around and do the maths!

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    1. @use-oc4mj6n Avatar
      @use-oc4mj6n

      @@richardgledhill 👍

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  10. @PaulMeier-cu3ds Avatar
    @PaulMeier-cu3ds

    A really useful round up, thank you. What screams out at me is the one thing you do not want to do is buy a car outright and take the risk of the residual value in 3-5 years time. With such discounts to the new list price on offer you are taking on significant financial risk if you do not lease or PCP. The other thing that strikes me is that the great discounts are not on the cars I really want to buy with the possible exception of the hugely discounted Taycan, though the Taycan is just too big and heavy for my use case. I did nearly buy an Ariya E-4force in 2023, but cancelled when the delivery date was put back by six months so that example in your piece was interesting.

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  11. @JohnBailey-n6w Avatar
    @JohnBailey-n6w

    Hyundai Kona Advance with comfort pack big battery and metallic paint, 5000 miles £325 a month for three years with no upfront payment for a £40k car, absolute bargain and arrives tomorrow!

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  12. @alunjones2550 Avatar
    @alunjones2550

    Sadly, we’ve reached the point where hype, incentives and demand from the early adopters have now been superseded by ownership reality and a very reticent majority who can see the problems people have experienced. For me, I’m not comfortable with Lion batteries and will wait until -at the very least- LiFePo becomes a more mainstream fitment.

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  13. @StephenButlerOne Avatar
    @StephenButlerOne

    I remember seeing an ex demo Skoda Octavia vRS in 2019, it’s rrp was just under £30k, that had it up for £19k

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  14. @michaeldendulk2230 Avatar
    @michaeldendulk2230

    Picked up my new MG5 yesterday (Trophy Long Range for GBP 23k brand new + very good trade in deal on my ‘old car’, around 1k more than others were offering). From what I understood from the dealer, MG5’s are completely sold out and they are shifting their attention to clearing out ZS stock now, ahead of the UK launch of the new ES5 in April. He said the ZS is still selling relatively well compared to what the MG5 was doing, so the deals will probably not be as aggresive.

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    1. @alexmccoy5069 Avatar
      @alexmccoy5069

      I got an SE base model MG5 for £18795 !

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    2. @michaeldendulk2230 Avatar
      @michaeldendulk2230

      @@alexmccoy5069 Grats, I like my little gadgets and extra luxuries, so had to go for the Trophy 😀 They did offer me a SE version with metallic paint for £19995, couldn’t move any lower on the Trophy, hence why he was very generous on the part exchange. Just charged the car for the first time today, so many new toys to play with. Dunno what all the complaints are with the app, haven’t had any issues with it so far.

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  15. @qakram7954 Avatar
    @qakram7954

    The best deal I got was on the ID7 Tourer £231 a month with 12 months upfront. 2 year lease at 8k pa.

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  16. @shubhamwaliya9015 Avatar
    @shubhamwaliya9015

    MG is offering some fantastic deals right now! I just booked a brand-new, unregistered ZS EV Long Range (72kWh) Trophy version for just under £21k. It’s an incredible value for money—no other manufacturer offers a new car at this price point. If you’re in the market for a new car, I highly recommend considering MG for the price.

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    1. @trotman000 Avatar
      @trotman000

      Can I ask where from? That’s amazing!

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    2. @use-oc4mj6n Avatar
      @use-oc4mj6n

      @@shubhamwaliya9015 👍

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    3. @use-oc4mj6n Avatar
      @use-oc4mj6n

      @@trotman000 These vehicles maybe the previous ZS model. New ZS is currently hybrid only and starts from £22k

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    4. @michaeldendulk2230 Avatar
      @michaeldendulk2230

      @@trotman000 agreed, best I could get on that car before Christmas was GBP 28k (granted, they were willing to do 0% APR financing on it at that price), but they were heavily discounting MG5’s at that point as they wanted them gone. I understand they are now moving on to the ZS as they need to clear inventory for new models.

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    5. @shubhamwaliya9015 Avatar
      @shubhamwaliya9015

      The MG ZS EV is pure electric not a hybrid as it’s in the name. It the model which is currently in the market i.e. latest model.

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  17. @buzzofftoxicblog791 Avatar
    @buzzofftoxicblog791

    ❤😊 remember our new BMW i3s in 2021 30k £170 a month best car I have ever driven 😊

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  18. @ericedge2929 Avatar
    @ericedge2929

    For anyone interested, the Kia Soul info is incorrect. The 33 mile car at £17k ISN’T the top spec/long range car that was £39k new, but the base model with smaller battery (cost much, much less when new). The better model seems to start at around £25k with low miles on, but it’s a fantastic car and a great buy at that.

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  19. @tureq85 Avatar
    @tureq85

    if you never leased a car before, read everything there is to know about private leasing. It’s not a flexible arrangement at all. Not in a million years would I recommend taking an EV via lease considering second hand market and what the car is actually worth after a year or two. You will never get out early of such agreement (unless you pay it off in full or find somebody else to take over the lease) as your used EV will be worth so little and a termination payment sky high. Be warned.

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  20. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    We have just handed back our leased Citroen E-C4 (which we loved) and were chasing after the Nissan Ariya… However, the Manchester based company that are offering these special prices on the Ariya and very cheeky. As soon as you show interest, the prices go up! With the BS excuse that “those models are gone, but we can offer….” You then find the £315/mth is suddenly nearly £400/mth!!
    We gave up on the dodgy Ariya deal and purchased a Mercedes EQC (1 owner from new) for £314 per month!

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