Electric vehicles have much poorer resale value than popular petrol and diesel cars because motorists still have range anxiety, Australia’s biggest car auction company has revealed. The BYD ATTO 3, from the world’s biggest producer of EVs, kept 54 per cent of its new car price, typically fetching $27,273 at auction. This marked a 78 per cent resale value for a Premium model, in the range, that sold new for $59,931 without NSW Government rebates. The Toyota LandCruiser, which emits 200 grams of carbon per kilometre, kept an astounding 88 per cent of its resale value after two years. The Toyota RAV4, available with petrol and hybrid motors, also kept 88 per cent of its value with an average used price of $40,018.