Volkswagen e-up!: price, engines and used prices

Volkswagen e-up! (2013–2023): a city car with 4 seats and a 250 L boot. This model is no longer sold new. On the used market, expect roughly €5,000 to €14,800 depending on the year (Compar'Car estimate).

Used: estimated prices by year

YearEstimated priceEstimated mileagePowertrains
2023€13,700 – €14,800~34,500 kmElectric
2022€12,000 – €13,000~46,000 kmElectric
2021€10,500 – €11,400~57,500 kmElectric
2020€9,200 – €10,000~69,000 kmElectric
2019€8,200 – €8,900~80,500 kmElectric
2018€7,300 – €7,900~92,000 kmElectric
2017€6,400 – €6,900~103,500 kmElectric
2016€5,700 – €6,200~115,000 kmElectric
2015€5,000 – €5,500~126,500 kmElectric
Compar'Car estimates (a depreciation model applied to the new price), not market valuations: an individual car may differ.

Which powertrain should you choose?

  • Electric: the cheapest to run if you can charge at home or at work; best for regular daily journeys.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Volkswagen e-up! still sold new?

No. The Volkswagen e-up! (2013–2023) is only available used.

How much is a used Volkswagen e-up! worth?

Compar'Car estimates a used Volkswagen e-up! at about €5,000 to €14,800 depending on its year and powertrain. These are estimates from a depreciation model, not market valuations.

Is the Volkswagen e-up! suitable for a family?

It has 4 seats and a 250 L boot. The boot is on the modest side for a family with lots of luggage: check it with your pushchair or bags.

Compare this model against your own criteria

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