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Pole Position "UBS European & US Autos Daily" Hummel
Global Research
26 May 2026ab
Pole Position Equities
Europe including UKUBS European & US Autos Daily
Automobiles
Patrick Hummel, CFA
BEV resale values reportedly under pressure Analyst
According to a Financial Times article, resale values for BEV across Europe have dropped patrick.hummel@ubs.com
sharply over the past few years, and are now c45-50% of original listing prices for three- +41-44-239 52 54
year-old cars, with the UK showing the lowest value retention at c38%. The article cites David Lesne
new Chinese new entrants as one of the reasons, and says some Chinese EVs are Analyst
holding higher value than vehicles from legacy car makers. The UK data seems to be david.lesne@ubs.com
affected by MG’s strong presence in the market, with the article stating that the brand +33-14-888 3034
has 34% residual value after three years. Earlier this month, Automobilwoche reported Joseph Spak, CFA
on weak residual values of Chinese EVs in Germany. Analyst
joseph.spak@ubs.com
Our view: +1-212-713 3089
Since the start of the Middle East conflict (and higher oil prices), demand for BEVs has Juan Perez-Carrascosa
been strong (also observable in the new car market) and we could see some stabilisation Analyst
on the RV data over the next few months. That said, we doubt OEMs had consistently juan-perez.carrascosa@ubs.com
+34-91-436 9025
offered lease contracts three years ago with resale values being as low as those
mentioned in the FT article. This could become a material drag on the OEMs’ fincos Paul Gong
results (as the leases contracts expire). The reported trend of Chinese brands showing Analyst
lower value retention (which we think may relate to a less extensive servicing network paul.gong@ubs.com
+852-2971 7868
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