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These fifteen SUVs from the 2024 to 2026 model years are experiencing depreciation rates between fifty and eighty percent, with some owners facing losses exceeding sixty thousand dollars in just a few years. If you're considering buying a new luxury electric SUV or a specific mainstream model, understanding these depreciation patterns could save you from making a financially devastating mistake.

This analysis examines verified data from Kelley Blue Book, iSeeCars, Edmunds, and Cox Automotive to reveal which recent-model SUVs are losing value at catastrophic rates and why. You'll discover that luxury electric vehicles like the Jaguar I-Pace are losing seventy-two percent of their value in five years, while the Tesla Cybertruck has already dropped forty-nine percent in just twelve months. The Fisker Ocean represents an extreme case, losing eighty percent of its value in ten months after the company's bankruptcy.

Key vehicles covered include the BMW iX, Tesla Model X, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Land Rover Range Rover, Cadillac Escalade ESV, Lincoln Navigator L, and several mainstream models like the Buick Enclave and Nissan Murano. We break down the specific depreciation percentages, dollar amounts lost, reliability issues including recall histories, insurance costs, and market forces driving these declines. You'll also learn which brands and vehicle types hold their value best, with data showing Toyota's 4Runner retains nearly seventy percent after five years compared to these rapidly depreciating models.
Project Piston delivers data-driven automotive analysis covering vehicle depreciation, reliability studies, and market trends to help consumers make informed buying decisions.

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