Multiple outlets report that used-car sales are increasingly led by electric and hybrid models. The coverage attributes the trend to consumers seeking alternatives amid volatile fuel prices, with the cited context being conflict in the Middle East and the resulting fuel-price uncertainty. According to Autotrader, the demand for EVs and hybrids is supported not only by price pressures on petrol and diesel, but also by improving affordability and a broader range of available stock in the used market. The articles frame the results as part of an overall pattern in which buyers move toward lower-emissions vehicles when operating costs are uncertain and when more choices are accessible through dealerships and online listings. While the reporting highlights a list of the “10 fastest-selling” used cars, the shared theme across sources is that electric and hybrid vehicles dominate that top tier. Overall, the sources agree that market conditions and availability are key drivers behind the faster sales pace for these powertrains.