Pricing Insights – EV and PHEV
Pricing Insights – EV and PHEV
Over the past few months, the New Zealand used vehicle market has begun to show a shift driven by
rising fuel prices. Following the escalation in oil market disruption linked to the Iran conflict, fuel
costs have moved sharply. As we discussed in our First quarter update, this has accelerated
changes in consumer demand, with buyers thinking about making the move to electric vehicles
taking the plunge in a frantic buy up during March. Our latest pricing review has given some insight
into how these macro conditions are translating into real market outcomes — particularly when
comparing battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) against the broader
used vehicle market.
War In The Gulf: How is the NZ Motor Vehicle Market Affected?
War In The Gulf: How is the NZ Motor Vehicle Market Affected?
The escalation of conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States has triggered one of the
most significant global energy disruptions in decades, primarily through the effective closure of
the Strait of Hormuz. Around 20% of global oil and LNG trade normally goes through the narrow
strait, and its disruption has driven sharp increases in crude prices, refined fuel prices, and
shipping costs globally.
RedBook Monthly Insights February 2026
RedBook Monthly Insights February 2026
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