Used price · snapshot 21 Sep 2026

Listings checked 21 Sep 2026

Used Neta V prices in Thailand

34 Neta V listings seen between 13 Jul 2026 and 21 Sep 2026 ask a median of ฿247,500; the middle half sits between ฿230,500 and ฿259,000. New, it starts at ฿299,000, so the median used ask is 17% less than the cheapest new one.

Median asking
฿247,500
Middle half
฿230,500 – ฿259,000
New from
฿299,000
Used vs cheapest new
−17%

Marketplace listings last checked 21 Sep 2026

Our marketplace sources stopped reporting on 21 Sep 2026. The prices here are the last ones we verified, from the 90 days before that — a price reference, not a list of cars you can go and see today.

Median asking by model year and mileage

YearAll mileageUnder 20,000 km20–50,000 km50–100,000 kmOver 100,000 km
2026
฿289,000
1 ad
—
฿289,000
1 ad
——
2025
฿289,500
2 ads
฿319,000
1 ad
฿260,000
1 ad
——
2024
฿258,000
9 ads
—
฿258,000
2 ads
฿254,000
4 ads
฿239,000
1 ad
2023
฿238,500
22 ads
฿246,000
1 ad
฿269,000
3 ads
฿235,000
9 ads
฿229,000
5 ads

A cell needs at least 2 ads before its median means much; thinner cells are greyed out. 6 listings had no odometer reading and count only in the year totals.

Median asking, month by month

  1. ฿274,000May 26 · 6 ads
  2. ฿259,000Jun 26 · 7 ads
  3. ฿249,000Jul 26 · 8 ads
  4. ฿239,000Aug 26 · 18 ads
  5. ฿254,000Sept 26 · 16 ads

Down 7.3% across the months with enough ads. Each month counts every ad that was on the market, at the price it carried at month end.

Listings we've seen

24 of 34

Each card links to the original ad on One2Car · Kaidee · Chobrod. We link rather than copy; an ad seen weeks ago may already be gone.

Questions

How much is a used Neta V in Thailand?
Across 34 listings we saw between 13 Jul 2026 and 21 Sep 2026, a used Neta V asked a median of ฿247,500, with the middle half between ฿230,500 and ฿259,000. By model year: 2025 ฿289,500, 2024 ฿258,000, 2023 ฿238,500.
How much cheaper is a used Neta V than a new one?
The cheapest new Neta V costs ฿299,000. The median used ask of ฿247,500 is 17% less. How much each version has lost since launch is on the resale-value board.
Where do these prices come from?
From second-hand ads evchu observes on One2Car · Kaidee · Chobrod, each matched to the exact version of the car. They are asking prices, not sale prices — sellers often take less.