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
| Year | Estimated price | Estimated mileage | Powertrains |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | €13,700 – €14,800 | ~34,500 km | Electric |
| 2022 | €12,000 – €13,000 | ~46,000 km | Electric |
| 2021 | €10,500 – €11,400 | ~57,500 km | Electric |
| 2020 | €9,200 – €10,000 | ~69,000 km | Electric |
| 2019 | €8,200 – €8,900 | ~80,500 km | Electric |
| 2018 | €7,300 – €7,900 | ~92,000 km | Electric |
| 2017 | €6,400 – €6,900 | ~103,500 km | Electric |
| 2016 | €5,700 – €6,200 | ~115,000 km | Electric |
| 2015 | €5,000 – €5,500 | ~126,500 km | Electric |
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
Is the Volkswagen e-up! really right for your use, budget and profile? Compar'Car ranks it against other vehicles, new or used, electric, hybrid or petrol/diesel.
