Best UK EV tariffs as of March 29, 2021. Vote for yours

[Stuart Wright]

Some energy suppliers have tariffs tailored for use by EV owners. This is the UK list as of March 29, 2021.
Which EV tariff are you on? Please vote and reply if your EV tariff is missing. Thanks

Supplier	Tariff	Normal p/kWh	Day/Peak p/kWh	Night p/kWh	Standing p/day	Notes
British Gas	Electric Drivers Energy Plan (Jan 22)		19.50	5.99	25.00	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00. Dual fuel only.
bulb	Smart Tariff	12.00	25.00		20.00	Peak: 16:00 - 19:00
ecotricity	Green Electricity + EV		37.03	15.90	23.81	£40 off a Rolec charger
EDF	GoElectric 35 Jan 22		19.38	4.50	31.37	Off-peak: 00:00 - 05:00
EDF	GoElectric 98 Jan 22		21.48	9.00	28.22	98 hours of off-peak - 21:00 - 07:00 and all day Saturday and Sunday.
EON	Fix and Drive V9		18.16		23.24	£30 (850 miles) subtracted from your yearly bill
good energy	Electric Vehicle Driver 4	16.27			29.79	Economy 7 and Economy 10 available
Green Energy UK	Tide 2022	17.99	32.55	7.50	31.24	Peak: Monday-Friday 16:00 - 20:00, Offpeak: 00:00 - 07:00
Octopus	Octopus Go		14.02	5.00	25.00	Off-peak: 00:30 - 04:30
Octopus	Octopus Agile	-2 to 12			21.00	Price tracks energy wholesale cost, except peak 4-7pm capped at 35p
Octopus	Octopus Go Faster		14.02	4.5 to 5.5	25.00	3,4 or 5 hours/night off-peak, staggered from 20:30. Availability limited - join Go and switch
OVO Energy	EV Everywhere		17.74	10.60	21.78	Fixed for 2 years. £60 exit fees. Economy 7 compatible. bp pulse membership (worth £188 over 2 years)
Scottish Power	SmartPower		17.33	4.74	46.06	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00
Shell Energy	Charge and Drive	17.43			24.40	2,000 free miles equivalent to £80/year
SSE	1 Year Fix and Drive	17.91			23.34	Up to 8,000 overnight miles credited for charging 12-7am

I got this information from Power My EV

 

[Stuart Wright]

Please note that you should consider this list out of date immediately, and so it's useful as a guide only. Please check the tariff details before switching.

 

[bloggsy]

Please note that you should consider this list out of date immediately, and so it's useful as a guide only. Please check the tariff details before switching.

Hi Stuart - brilliant work as always. However, could you not have done this a week earlier?! My energy plan can be renewed next week, so I spent the best part of this week compiling the exact same list with nearly all of the same details, so I could do a comparison.

I've since plumped for Octopus Go and will be arranging my switchover in a few days, so I've not voted just yet - just in case!

Thanks again for your continuing efforts in the forum. It's very much appreciated.

Cheers

Bloggsy

 

[Fishettibean]

To get onto "go faster" tariff - email [email protected] with account details. Main rule, not switched octopus tariff in 30days and have a working octopus smart meter. Time slots is subject to availability, starting from 20.30 and ending 06.30, you send your option and they come back with final offer.

 

[Cocijo]

Great work to pull this together. It’s worth noting that if you use an existing users link when signing up for Octopus Go you get £50 credit each which effectively gives you about 6 Months free of any standing charges. Others will also be happy to share their links - here’s mine
Octopus Energy

 

[Gomev]

Don't forget it's not just about the overnight rate, also consider the daytime rate and what you use and also the daily standing charge comes into play. It can sometimes be easy to get distracted by those cheap overnight rates and forget the rest.

I'm with Avro and the price per kWh is 12.6p anytime of day and standing charge of 14.7p/day. (both inc VAT)

I did the sums and for my mileage and home usage none of the EV tariffs, yet, have worked out cheaper for me.

 

[mj224]

Octopus may be a good value source of energy. Shame they can't get their billing correct. I have just paid £256 and they have told me to expect a £412 bill later this month. And they admit they have a problem with my account.

If its not sorted this month I will be saying goodbye to them............

 

[chowbenter]

I've just switched to Avro energy duel fuel on their simple & savvy 12M tariff which was over £700/year cheaper than what we were paying before.

 

[mystreet]

Just leaving Avro, see my Post in thread 'Octopus Go cheap electric tariff' Octopus Go cheap electric tariff

 

[Mark Holmes]

Some energy suppliers have tariffs tailored for use by EV owners. This is the UK list as of March 29, 2021.
Which EV tariff are you on? Please vote and reply if your EV tariff is missing. Thanks

Supplier	Tariff	Normal p/kWh	Day/Peak p/kWh	Night p/kWh	Standing p/day	Notes
British Gas	Electric Drivers Energy Plan (Jan 22)		19.50	5.99	25.00	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00. Dual fuel only.
bulb	Smart Tariff	12.00	25.00		20.00	Peak: 16:00 - 19:00
ecotricity	Green Electricity + EV		37.03	15.90	23.81	£40 off a Rolec charger
EDF	GoElectric 35 Jan 22		19.38	4.50	31.37	Off-peak: 00:00 - 05:00
EDF	GoElectric 98 Jan 22		21.48	9.00	28.22	98 hours of off-peak - 21:00 - 07:00 and all day Saturday and Sunday.
EON	Fix and Drive V9		18.16		23.24	£30 (850 miles) subtracted from your yearly bill
good energy	Electric Vehicle Driver 4	16.27			29.79	Economy 7 and Economy 10 available
Green Energy UK	Tide 2022	17.99	32.55	7.50	31.24	Peak: Monday-Friday 16:00 - 20:00, Offpeak: 00:00 - 07:00
Octopus	Octopus Go		14.02	5.00	25.00	Off-peak: 00:30 - 04:30
Octopus	Octopus Agile	-2 to 12			21.00	Price tracks energy wholesale cost, except peak 4-7pm capped at 35p
Octopus	Octopus Go Faster		14.02	4.5 to 5.5	25.00	3,4 or 5 hours/night off-peak, staggered from 20:30. Availability limited - join Go and switch
OVO Energy	EV Everywhere		17.74	10.60	21.78	Fixed for 2 years. £60 exit fees. Economy 7 compatible. bp pulse membership (worth £188 over 2 years)
Scottish Power	SmartPower		17.33	4.74	46.06	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00
Shell Energy	Charge and Drive	17.43			24.40	2,000 free miles equivalent to £80/year
SSE	1 Year Fix and Drive	17.91			23.34	Up to 8,000 overnight miles credited for charging 12-7am

I got this information from Power My EV

EDF Go Electric May 22, flat rate of 14.21 per KWh per hour day, night or weekend

 

[annette]

Some energy suppliers have tariffs tailored for use by EV owners. This is the UK list as of March 29, 2021.
Which EV tariff are you on? Please vote and reply if your EV tariff is missing. Thanks

Supplier	Tariff	Normal p/kWh	Day/Peak p/kWh	Night p/kWh	Standing p/day	Notes
British Gas	Electric Drivers Energy Plan (Jan 22)		19.50	5.99	25.00	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00. Dual fuel only.
bulb	Smart Tariff	12.00	25.00		20.00	Peak: 16:00 - 19:00
ecotricity	Green Electricity + EV		37.03	15.90	23.81	£40 off a Rolec charger
EDF	GoElectric 35 Jan 22		19.38	4.50	31.37	Off-peak: 00:00 - 05:00
EDF	GoElectric 98 Jan 22		21.48	9.00	28.22	98 hours of off-peak - 21:00 - 07:00 and all day Saturday and Sunday.
EON	Fix and Drive V9		18.16		23.24	£30 (850 miles) subtracted from your yearly bill
good energy	Electric Vehicle Driver 4	16.27			29.79	Economy 7 and Economy 10 available
Green Energy UK	Tide 2022	17.99	32.55	7.50	31.24	Peak: Monday-Friday 16:00 - 20:00, Offpeak: 00:00 - 07:00
Octopus	Octopus Go		14.02	5.00	25.00	Off-peak: 00:30 - 04:30
Octopus	Octopus Agile	-2 to 12			21.00	Price tracks energy wholesale cost, except peak 4-7pm capped at 35p
Octopus	Octopus Go Faster		14.02	4.5 to 5.5	25.00	3,4 or 5 hours/night off-peak, staggered from 20:30. Availability limited - join Go and switch
OVO Energy	EV Everywhere		17.74	10.60	21.78	Fixed for 2 years. £60 exit fees. Economy 7 compatible. bp pulse membership (worth £188 over 2 years)
Scottish Power	SmartPower		17.33	4.74	46.06	Night tariffs apply from 00:00 - 05:00
Shell Energy	Charge and Drive	17.43			24.40	2,000 free miles equivalent to £80/year
SSE	1 Year Fix and Drive	17.91			23.34	Up to 8,000 overnight miles credited for charging 12-7am

I got this information from Power My EV

This has been helpful, was going to go for octopus before getting the EV now it seems to be the obvious vhoice. Have read some

 

[Cocijo]

Octopus is becoming the go-to EV home supplier to go to if it meets your needs - i’ve saved around £60/month since switching. Plus the £100 split incentive if you use an existing users link

 

[RichardC]

Octopus is becoming the go-to EV home supplier to go to if it meets your needs - i’ve saved around £60/month since switching. Plus the £100 split incentive if you use an existing users link

Did they give you a new Smart 2 meter? I only have a Smart 1 meter at the moment so I don’t know whether to switch or not.

 

[AdamMGEV]

Octopus is becoming the go-to EV home supplier to go to if it meets your needs - i’ve saved around £60/month since switching. Plus the £100 split incentive if you use an existing users link

I've saved loads since joining, I very much enjoy Octopus Go

 

[Cocijo]

Did they give you a new Smart 2 meter? I only have a Smart 1 meter at the moment so I don’t know whether to switch or not.

Yes - I had to have a smets2 i think its called. Very quick to install for me anyway. Others may be different.

 

[ZSDave]

Did they give you a new Smart 2 meter? I only have a Smart 1 meter at the moment so I don’t know whether to switch or not.

Octopus put in a new SMETS2 meter in place of the SMETS1 that was fitted by British Gas. The trouble is, for some reason, the meter wasn't commissioned before it was fitted so it is still not working.

Dave

 

[bloggsy]

I've got a SMETS1 meter that had been fitted previously by EON (it's a Secure Liberty 100) but Octopus have had no issues with reading it and I was quickly moved onto their Go and then Go Faster tariffs which has saved me a bit of cash but I especially like how I can view my previous usage in 30 mins segments which shows me my 'peak' periods of electricity usage.

Cheers

Bloggsy