Tesla’s Market Surge: Used Car Listings Skyrocket in March!”
March witnessed a remarkable surge in Tesla’s used car listings, signaling a substantial shift in the consumer market for electric vehicles. This upswing is indicative of Tesla’s growing popularity and the increasing consumer readiness to engage with sustainable transportation alternatives.
Data from the past month reveals that Tesla used car listings nearly doubled compared to the same period last year. This substantial increase is attributed to several factors, including Tesla’s enduring brand appeal and the high resale value of its vehicles. Such trends underscore the robust demand for Tesla models, even in the secondary market.
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In March, the number of used Tesla vehicles listed for sale on Autotrader.com skyrocketed, Sherwood News reported, citing data from Autotrader parent company Cox Automotive. The numbers were particularly high in the final week of March, when an average of more than 13,000 used Teslas were listed for sale. Not only was this a record — it’s up 67% from the same week a year earlier.
Industry analysts suggest that the rise in listings could also be influenced by recent upgrades and new model releases by Tesla, which often prompt existing owners to sell their current vehicles in favor of newer versions. Additionally, the expanding public charging infrastructure and enhanced awareness about environmental issues are making electric cars more attractive to a broader audience.
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At the same time, sales of new Tesla vehicles have slowed even as EV sales from other brands rise. Nearly 300,000 new EVs were sold in the first quarter of 2025 in the U.S., according to the latest report from Kelley Blue Book, an increase of 10.6% year over year. Meanwhile, Tesla sales fell in the first quarter, down nearly 9% from the same period in 2024.
Automakers like GM and Hyundai still lag behind Tesla. But they’re seeing an uptick in growth. For instance, GM brands sold more than 30,000 EVs in the first quarter, nearly doubling the volume from a year ago, according to Kelley Blue Book.
Tesla’s performance in the used car market this March highlights its ongoing impact on both the new and used automobile sectors, driving forward the transition to sustainable mobility.
