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Car evaluation, waiting times & registration tax
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Car evaluation, waiting times & registration tax

Every offer we make is based on real market data. We continuously monitor the European secondary EV market so our prices reflect what your car is actually worth today — not last month.

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Ready when you are — get a personalised offer in 1–5 working days.

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How is my offer calculated?

The main factors that influence your offer:

Mileage
The lower the mileage, the higher the offer.
Condition
Damages, wear, and missing service stamps all reduce the offer. A well-maintained car in good condition will always achieve a better price.
Optional features
Certain features are in high demand and add real value to your offer:
  • Tow hitch
  • Adaptive cruise control (ACC)
  • Full service history
Market timing
The EV market evolves constantly — prices shift with new model releases, government incentives, and seasonal demand. Despite the fluctuations, we aim to stay consistent with the market to give a fair offer.
Service history
A full service history protects the car's warranty and increases buyer confidence — which directly affects what we can offer. It is especially important that the history is completed according to the car's service book to ensure warranty coverage across borders (e.g. import to Denmark).

How long does it take?

StageTimeframe
Offer1–5 working days after submission
Contract signingSame day or up to 7 working days once the offer is accepted
PaymentTransferred before pickup — always
Pickup2–12 working days after the contract is signed

We recommend contacting us 2–3 weeks before you'd like the car gone, to give yourself comfortable breathing room.

What is registration tax — and why does it affect my offer?

Registration tax is a one-time tax paid when a car is registered in a new country. In some European markets this tax is relatively low, but in Denmark it is among the highest in Europe — and it directly affects the offer we can make.

Denmark — registreringsafgift
Denmark's registration tax is one of the highest vehicle taxes in Europe. The exact amount depends on the car's current Danish market value — which varies by model, specification, and condition. When we buy a car destined for the Danish market, we must calculate this tax precisely before we can make a fair offer.
Why it sometimes delays your offer
For used cars, the tax is calculated on the current Danish market value — which we look up and verify for each vehicle. So if your car is being evaluated for the Danish market, your offer may take slightly longer than the standard 1–5 working days. We always let you know if this is the case. The extra time ensures the offer we send is accurate and fair.

Tips to maximise your offer

  • Submit your car with complete, accurate information — incomplete submissions slow down the evaluation.
  • Include photos of optional features like the tow hitch, special packages, and other extra equipment.
  • Upload a full service history if available.
  • Be upfront about damages — anything found later at our partner dealership or mechanic can reduce your final payment.
What lifts your offer
  • ✓ Lower mileage
  • ✓ Good condition, no surprises
  • ✓ Tow hitch / ACC fitted
  • ✓ Full, valid service history
  • ✓ Complete, accurate submission

Get the best price for your EV

Selling your electric vehicle doesn't have to be difficult. With EV Remarketing, you get the high price of a private sale and the convenience of a dealer trade-in. We specialize in remarketing cars from Southern and Central Europe to Scandinavia, taking advantage of regional price differences to offer you the best price possible.

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