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Model 3

Surge in demand for greener cars pushing up price of second-hand EVs

Analysis from CarGurus finds some second-hand EVs have increased in value by as much as 18 per cent over the past 10 months

Automotive
28 November 2019

Tesla posts record $710m net loss

EV pioneer is struggling to hit production deadlines for its Model 3 vehicle, but founder Elon Musk insists firm is on track to be cash positive by end of the year