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How to move an aged EV to another dealer

Dealer trades · 2 min read

How do you move an aged EV? Price it against the real daily cost of holding it, then list it where a different market may want that exact build. On Locates.io the other dealer stays anonymous until both sign. Selling is free; the buyer pays the $199 per unit platform fee.

Illustration of a route line between two dealer pins on a map, drawn in blues and grays

Why do aged EVs sit?

Local demand can be thin for one trim or color while another market wants exactly that build. A trade moves the unit to where demand is. Read the real daily cost of an aged unit.

How should I price an aged EV?

Start from what holding it costs you, then set a number over or under invoice that a buyer in another market can accept after freight. See pricing an aged EV.

Can Locates.io find the buyer for me?

It can. Smart Mixes can blend aged, under-invoice or EV units into a load that reaches a buyer's target.

How do I list it without alerting local rivals?

Listings show vehicle attributes, a freight region and a distance band. Your name, address and VIN stay sealed until both dealers sign. See selling without arming the store down the street.

What does it cost?

Selling is free. The buyer pays $199 per unit, one time, only when a trade happens. Freight is a range until terms, then locks at the carrier's quote plus $75 a unit. See pricing, how it works and how to sell an aged unit fast.

Where else can I read about this?

See the Chevrolet hub and the Blazer EV page.

FAQ

Can I list an EV without showing my name?

Yes. Identity is released only in the signed agreement.

Is freight for an EV a quote?

No. It is an estimate range until terms. At terms the charge is locked and never changes.

Is there a listing fee?

No. Selling is free. The buyer pays the $199 per unit platform fee, only when a trade happens.