ChargePoint Sees Affordable Used EVs Driving Next Wave of Adoption

By Public Technologies
  • ChargePoint’s market analysis identifies affordable used electric vehicles as a key driver of adoption, shifting demand toward economics rather than incentives.
  • Used EV sales rose approximately 19% this year, supported by higher gasoline prices, growing off-lease inventory and lower purchase costs.
  • Network charging sessions increased 34% year over year, outpacing charging port growth of 16%.
  • Rising utilization could improve charging infrastructure returns, while broader adoption increases the need for reliable access and intelligent energy management.


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