Volkswagen e-up!
60kW E-Up 32kWh 5dr Auto
- Vehicle Year, 2022
- Mileage, 15,532 miles
- Fuel Type, Electric
- Transmission Type, Automatic
- Range In Miles,
Full price.£11,799
Price per month. pcp. £191
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A Volkswagen e-up! for sale offers one of the most affordable ways to get behind the wheel of an electric car. This compact EV is known for its nippy performance, reasonable range and good build quality, making it perfect for towns and cities.
Based on a cash price of £12,550, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment £5,005.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,768.44. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.
60kW E-Up 32kWh 5dr Auto
60kW E-Up 32kWh 5dr Auto
60kW E-Up 32kWh 5dr Auto
60kW E-Up 32kWh 5dr Auto
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Start nowThe has only been one generation of the Volkswagen up!, and the electric e-up! was added to the lineup later on, so it has the latest tech and styling.
An earlier and less popular model went on sale in 2013, but it’s worth scouting out a facelifted post-2019 model for its better battery tech.
Popular Volkswagen e-up! trims
There are no separate trim levels for the Volkswagen e-up! – the only differences between most used Volkswagen e-up! examples will be smaller options.
> Volkswagen e-up! - Newer models get heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, cruise control, parking sensors and a reversing camera
Volkswagen e-up! history
The e-up! has been around since 2013, but it became more popular after its 2019 update.
> Volkswagen e-up! (2013) - Simple interior, including air-con, with a smaller 18.7kWh battery
> Facelifted Volkswagen e-up! (2019) - Bigger 36.8kWh battery with more kit, such as heated seats
Focusing on the 2019-onward model, the Volkswagen e-up! comes with a lot: cruise control, a heated windscreen, front and rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, and automatic lights and wipers.
The Volkswagen up! is already a reliable car, but by taking out the petrol engine and swapping it for an electric motor with fewer moving parts, there’s even less to go wrong.
It gets the usual three-year VW warranty, but the battery also gets its own eight-year/100,000-mile cover, too.
A full charge, good for 100-150 miles of range, can cost as little as £2-3 with cheap electricity rates (which are around 7.5p/kWh in 2024).
Because it’s so small, consumables like tyres are also fairly affordable, as is insurance for this little EV.
The Volkswagen up! is already a popular pick among younger drivers because it’s stylish, extremely cheap to run and has the appeal of the VW badge.
A used Volkswagen e-up! should appeal to similar drivers who also want to slash their running costs. It’s an even better option for drivers who mostly drive short distances and want an electric car.
Besides the mechanically similar SEAT Mii, you may also wish to consider the Fiat 500e. You could also look at other VW models like the Polo or Golf.
Production of the Volkswagen e-up! was disrupted during the pandemic, and it was announced that the car would be pulled from production in 2025 so that VW could focus on its latest-generation, ID-branded electric models.
The Volkswagen e-up! is one of the most affordable used EVs, with plenty of newer models sitting between £10,000-15,000. When new, it's closer to £25,000 with a few options.
The Volkswagen e-up! is an electric city car with four seats, based on the petrol-powered up!.
Yes, we think you should consider a used Volkswagen e-up! if you’re in the market for a regular up! or other similar city car – the 100-150-mile range is more than sufficient for most daily trips.
The regular up! is already cheap to maintain, but a used Volkswagen e-up! for sale will be even cheaper to look after because you can skip things like engine oil.
You’ll still want to stick to a servicing schedule to make sure it runs smoothly.