EV Tariffs

If you’re looking for the cheapest EV tariff, the good news is that off-peak electricity rates can be less than a third of the standard electricity price. While most households pay around 24–30p per kWh, EV tariffs offer much lower rates. Based on our comparison of current EV tariffs, the … Read more

If you have solar panels at home, you might be wondering whether you can combine an EV tariff with solar energy to make charging even cheaper (or even free!). The good news is that many EV owners are already doing just that, using the power of the sun to reduce … Read more

If you’re considering an EV tariff, chances are you’ve come across one key requirement: a smart meter. Most energy providers offering EV-specific tariffs will only allow you to sign up if you have one installed. But why is that, and do you really need one to benefit from cheaper charging? … Read more

When choosing an EV tariff, one of the biggest decisions is whether to go for a fixed or variable rate. Both have their advantages, but the best option depends on how much stability you want in your energy costs and whether you’re willing to take a risk on price changes. … Read more

One of the biggest perks of EV-specific energy plans is time-of-use pricing, which allows you to charge your car when electricity is cheapest (this is usually overnight). Instead of paying a flat rate all day, these tariffs offer lower prices during off-peak hours, making home charging significantly more affordable. * … Read more

Finding the best EV tariff can cut the cost of home charging dramatically, especially if you can plug in overnight. In 2026, UK EV tariffs still offer some of the cheapest electricity on the market during off-peak hours, but prices and product features have changed since the start of the … Read more