Industry Update The U.S. used electric-vehicle market continued to expand on a year-over-year basis in June 2026. Cox Automotive estimated 35,253 used EV sales for the month. Although volume fell 15.6% from May, sales were still 20.3% higher than a year earlier. The growth reflects a rising flow of off-lease vehicles and trade-ins, which is steadily broadening the range of EVs available to second-hand buyers. Inventory remained relatively tight. Used-EV days' supply increased to 38 days in June, but was still 5.5% below the prior year. The average used-EV listing price reached $38,342, up 7% year on year. The combination of higher availability, firm pricing and faster absorption indicates that the U.S. secondary market is becoming a more important part of EV adoption rather than simply a channel for distressed inventory. Key Numbers Used EV sales: 35,253 units in June 2026. Year-on-year sales growth: +20.3%. Used EV days' supply: 38 days, 5.5% below 2025. Average listing price: $38,342, up 7% year on year. Business Implication For exporters, remarketers and dealers, the key opportunity is growing model diversity as more two- to four-year-old EVs return from leases. Battery-condition transparency, pricing discipline and fast stock rotation will become increasingly important.