The last week of June 2025 saw BCA achieve a new benchmark as nearly 1,300 Electric Vehicle units were sold over the seven days – with both cars and specialist LCV product featured.   

The average value of EVs sold by BCA during the week was just over £19,000, and the company said interest continues to grow with more than 20 different digital views per vehicle on BCA’s online catalogues.

At the half-year point, BCA has sold over 26,000 EVs, more than a 1,000 every week on average as demand for electric vehicles has lifted through 2025. 

Last year, BCA introduced Battery Health Grading for electric vehicles to deliver an unbiased and detailed analysis tool for determining battery health on used EVs. 

The move was popular with BCA customers, designed to allow them to bid on electric vehicles with confidence and make more informed decisions when buying. 

 The average battery score during the record week was 94.6%, across a basket of vehicles averaging 3 years, 2 months old. 

Since BCA introduced the enhanced Battery Health Grading, sales volumes of EVs through BCA’s Online Sales programme have risen by 75%.

Early in July, BCA launched an upgraded EV report certificate including many new features that provide a Statement of Health percentage and a graphical benchmark comparison of the vehicle’s battery health versus similar model/age/mileage vehicles, designed to provide a better indication of condition. 

The report also provides finer detail and explanation for multiple areas of the battery, aimed at enabling customers to make informed decisions on maintenance, resale value and warranty claims.

Stuart Pearson, BCA COO, commented: “This year we have continued to see rising volumes of EVs sold in our online auctions and values have become less volatile as demand has risen. 

“BCA continues to invest in and refine the remarketing process, particularly in terms of the quality of information we can share with our buyers through our Battery Health Grading and BCA EV Assured reports. 

“This helps build confidence in the process for both sellers and buyers alike.

“The steady growth in EV volumes and increased engagement from buyers for this product shows a marketplace that is starting to mature and become established across the wider used vehicle sector. 

“BCA will continue to support growth and innovation in this sector to meet the needs of our customers.”