Shop New and Used Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Near Dayton
Dave Arbogast offers new and used electric, conventional-hybrid and plug-in-hybrid vehicles in Troy, Ohio, near Dayton. Compare cars, SUVs, pickup trucks and vans by powertrain, model year, battery or engine, drivetrain, charging capability, mileage, features and price.
Inventory can include new Ford and GMC electrified vehicles plus used models from many manufacturers. Open the VIN-specific listing to verify the powertrain, battery or engine, charging equipment, warranty coverage, advertised price and availability.
Where Can You Buy an Electric or Hybrid Vehicle Near Dayton?
Shop the live electric and hybrid inventory at Dave Arbogast, located at 3540 South County Road 25A in Troy, Ohio 45373. The dealership is north of Dayton and serves shoppers from Troy, Tipp City, Piqua, Vandalia, Huber Heights and communities throughout the Miami Valley.
Inventory changes as vehicles are added and sold. Call 937-980-0568 with the VIN or stock number to confirm the exact EV, current price and availability before visiting.
Electric Vehicle, Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Differences
These powertrains are related but not interchangeable. Confirm the fuel and charging type on the exact vehicle before comparing range, operating costs or daily use.
Battery-Electric Vehicle
A battery-electric vehicle, often called an EV or BEV, uses an electric motor and rechargeable battery without a gasoline engine. It requires external charging.
Hybrid Vehicle
A conventional hybrid combines a gasoline engine and electric assistance. It does not normally need to be plugged into external charging equipment.
Plug-In Hybrid
A plug-in hybrid, or PHEV, has a gasoline engine and a battery that can be charged externally. It can travel using electricity, gasoline or both.
Explore Electrified Vehicles by Body Style
Choose the body style that fits your driving needs. The dedicated pages below include qualifying electric, conventional-hybrid and plug-in-hybrid inventory while keeping cars, SUVs and trucks separated for easier comparison.
Compare New and Used Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
New Electrified Vehicles
New EV inventory may include Ford Mustang Mach-E SUVs, Ford F-150 Lightning pickups, Ford E-Transit vans, GMC Sierra EV pickups and GMC HUMMER EV pickups or SUVs when available. Lineups and inventory change by model year.
Used Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
Used inventory can include battery-electric, conventional-hybrid and plug-in-hybrid cars, SUVs, trucks or vans from many manufacturers. Compare model year, mileage, powertrain, battery information, charging compatibility, warranty coverage and equipment.
Explore Electric Vehicles by Brand and Model
Use the live inventory to confirm which electric models are currently available. Manufacturer lineups, trims and production schedules can change.
Ford Electric Vehicles
Compare available Ford EVs such as the Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lightning and E-Transit. Verify current model-year inventory and specifications by VIN.
GMC Electric Vehicles
GMC EV availability may include Sierra EV, HUMMER EV Pickup and HUMMER EV SUV models. Compare the exact vehicle for battery, range, trailering and equipment.
Buick and Other Used EVs
New Buick EV availability depends on the current U.S. lineup and dealership inventory. Used electric vehicles from Buick or other manufacturers appear only when qualifying vehicles are in stock.
Shop Featured Electric Vehicles by Model
Explore dedicated inventory and research pages for electric cars, SUVs and pickups. Model availability changes, and the Sierra EV and HUMMER EV pages may include both new and used vehicles.
Ford F-150 Lightning
The F-150 Lightning is a battery-electric full-size pickup. Compare condition, battery and range information, drivetrain, onboard power, towing equipment, payload and charging capability by VIN.
Ford Mustang Mach-E
The Mustang Mach-E is a battery-electric Ford SUV. Compare trim, drivetrain, installed battery, official range information, charging capability, passenger features and cargo utility.
GMC Sierra EV
The Sierra EV is a battery-electric full-size GMC pickup. Compare new and used trucks by trim, battery and range information, bed features, charging capability, trailering equipment and price.
GMC HUMMER EV
Compare new and used GMC HUMMER EV Pickup and SUV models by body style, configuration, battery and range information, off-road equipment, charging features and price.
Electric Trucks for Sale Near Dayton
Electric pickups combine battery-electric propulsion with an open bed and truck-oriented utility. Compare the exact configuration carefully because range, payload, towing, charging speed and performance can vary with battery, trim, wheels, tires, weather, cargo and trailer use.
Battery and Range
Verify the installed battery and official range information for the exact model year, trim and drivetrain.
Towing
Confirm the truck’s tow rating, required equipment, trailer weight and expected effect of towing on driving range.
Payload
Review the specific truck’s payload label and account for passengers, cargo, accessories and trailer tongue weight.
Charging Plan
Consider daily mileage, home electrical capacity, charger output, public fast-charging access and trailer-friendly charging locations.
What Affects Electric-Vehicle Driving Range?
EPA estimates help compare vehicles under standardized testing, but actual range varies. Review the exact vehicle’s official rating and plan a practical reserve for your normal use.
Vehicle Configuration
Battery size, drivetrain, trim, wheel and tire selection, accessories, passenger load, cargo and trailer use can affect energy consumption and range.
Driving Conditions
Temperature, speed, traffic, terrain, wind, acceleration, climate-control use and charging habits can change real-world energy consumption.
Plan Home and Public EV Charging
Household Charging
A compatible household outlet may provide slower charging. Confirm the vehicle’s charging requirements and never use an unsuitable circuit, outlet or extension arrangement.
Level 2 Home Charging
Level 2 equipment is a common home-charging solution. Have a qualified electrician evaluate panel capacity, circuit requirements, permits, equipment and placement.
DC Fast Charging
Public fast-charging speed depends on the vehicle, battery temperature, state of charge, station output, charging connector and site conditions.
What Should You Check on a Used Electric Vehicle?
Battery and Warranty
Review available battery-condition information and confirm the original battery warranty’s time, mileage, transfer rules, exclusions and remaining coverage.
Charging Compatibility
Confirm the vehicle’s inlet, supported charging types, maximum charging capability, compatible public networks and any required adapter.
Included Equipment
Verify which portable charging cord, adapter, mobile connector, keys, manuals and accessories are physically included with the exact vehicle.
History and Condition
Review available history, service and inspection information, tire condition, body condition, charging operation, software functions and recall status.
Compare the Complete Cost of EV Ownership
An EV purchase decision should include more than the advertised price. Estimate costs using your household, driving and charging circumstances.
Vehicle Price
Compare advertised price, financing terms, trade value, applicable taxes and fees, insurance and registration.
Home Charging
Account for charging equipment, electrical work, permitting and installation when those items are not included.
Energy and Charging
Estimate home electricity and public-charging costs using expected mileage, efficiency, rates and charging habits.
Incentives
Eligibility rules can change and depend on the vehicle, buyer, transaction and location. Confirm current requirements with qualified tax and program resources.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Financing, Payments and Trade-Ins
Use the available shopping tools to prepare for a new or used electric or hybrid vehicle purchase. Financing is subject to lender approval and transaction-specific terms.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles for Local and Nationwide Buyers
Troy and Dayton-Area EV Shoppers
Dave Arbogast serves electric-vehicle shoppers from Troy, Dayton, Tipp City, Piqua, Vandalia, Huber Heights, Sidney, Springfield, Beavercreek, Kettering, Centerville and surrounding communities.
Nationwide EV Delivery
Nationwide delivery is available. Confirm the EV, included charging equipment and documentation, then discuss delivery availability, timing, cost and purchase requirements for your destination.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Shopping FAQs
Where can I buy an electric or hybrid vehicle near Dayton?
Shop the live electric and hybrid inventory at Dave Arbogast, located at 3540 South County Road 25A in Troy, Ohio 45373, north of Dayton.
Does Dave Arbogast sell new and used electric and hybrid vehicles?
Yes. Availability may include new and used battery-electric, conventional-hybrid and plug-in-hybrid cars, SUVs, trucks or vans from multiple manufacturers.
Which new electric models may be available?
Depending on current inventory and model year, examples may include Ford Mustang Mach-E, Ford F-150 Lightning, Ford E-Transit, GMC Sierra EV, GMC HUMMER EV Pickup and GMC HUMMER EV SUV vehicles.
Is an electric vehicle the same as a hybrid?
No. A battery-electric vehicle uses an electric motor and rechargeable battery without a gasoline engine. A conventional hybrid combines gasoline and electric propulsion, while a plug-in hybrid has a gasoline engine and a battery that can be charged externally.
What affects an electric vehicle’s driving range?
Actual range varies with battery, drivetrain, wheels, tires, temperature, speed, traffic, terrain, wind, acceleration, climate-control use, passengers, cargo, towing and charging habits.
Can I charge an electric vehicle at home?
Yes. Compatible household or Level 2 charging equipment may be used depending on the vehicle. Have a qualified electrician evaluate electrical capacity, circuit requirements, equipment, permits and installation.
What should I inspect on a used electric vehicle?
Review battery-related information, remaining battery-warranty coverage, charging compatibility, included charging equipment, vehicle history, service information, tire condition, software functions and recall status.
Can electric trucks tow trailers?
Properly equipped electric trucks may tow trailers. Confirm the exact truck’s rating, required equipment, payload limits and the expected effect of trailer weight, speed, terrain and weather on driving range.
Can I finance an electric vehicle?
Financing may be available for qualified buyers. Approval, rates and terms depend on the applicant, lender, selected vehicle and transaction.
Is nationwide delivery available for electric vehicles?
Yes. Nationwide delivery is available. Contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the EV and discuss delivery availability, timing, cost, documentation and purchase requirements for your destination.
Find Your Next Electric or Hybrid Vehicle
Review the live inventory, then contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the exact vehicle’s powertrain, battery or engine, charging equipment, price, availability, financing, trade-in and delivery options.
