Go Electric EV tariff - half-price electricity on weekday evenings and all weekend
An electric car tariff, also known as EV tariff, is an electricity tariff specifically designed for EV drivers. We created the GoElectric tariff to help you power your home and charge your car at a lower price.
Pay just 8p per kWh during off-peak hours, from 9pm to 7am Monday to Friday and all weekend.
Relax knowing all your car and home energy needs are covered.
Go low-carbon by using electricity that comes from sources such as wind, solar, biomass, tidal, and hydroelectric power.
Want to sign up to our EV tariff? You need to:
Step 1: Own or lease an electric car.
Step 2: Sign up to our exclusive single-rate tariff. This is our lowest priced flat rate tariff, exclusive for EV drivers.
Step 3: Get a compatible smart meter. You need to have a smart meter that can send us your energy usage information every 30 minutes.
Step 4: Upgrade to half-price electricity evenings and weekends once you have a compatible smart meter installed. We can help you do this.
If you are an existing EDF customer with a newer type of smart meter you may be able to move to our half-price evenings and weekends tariff straight away.
Get cheaper, low-carbon electricity with GoElectric.
Your GoElectric EV tariff questions answered
Why do I need a compatible smart meter?
You need to have a compatible smart meter so that we can read your meter automatically every half an hour. This is how we'll work out how much electricity you're using and when, so that we can apply half-price evenings and weekends to your bills.
How can I tell which meter I have?
You have a smart meter if you also have an in-home display that shows how much energy you're using. Don't worry if you're not sure, we'll check which meter you have when you get a quote.
How much does the GoElectric Tariff cost?
Our GoElectric tariff with off-peak hours costs only 8p per kWh (off-peak) and the flat-rate costs from just 11.54p per KWh all day.
View GoElectric tariff rates (PDF 151KB).
How much will it cost to fully charge my electric vehicle?
Charging costs depend on the type of electric car you have and the energy tariff you're on.
For example, if you're on our GoElectric tariff with off-peak hours and have a Nissan Leaf or a Renault Zoe with 40kW battery, off-peak it would cost around £3.20 to fully charge your car.
What if I had a smart meter installed recently?
What happens if I don't have a compatible smart meter?
If you don't have the latest smart meter we'll sign you up to our flat-rate version of the GoElectric tariff.
This is an exclusive tariff for customers without a compatible smart meter.
- Save up to £370(1) over a year and pay around the same amount as customers on our GoElectric tariff with off-peak hours,
Pay just 11.54p per kWh all day, every day,
Switch to GoElectric tariff with with half-price electricity on evenings and weekends when you have a compatible smart meter.
Ready to switch to GoElectric? It only takes a few minutes to get a quote.
Learn more about tariffs and electric cars
What's the cost of electric cars?
Find out what an electric car costs to buy and charge – upfront and over a lifetime.
If you have a particular car in mind, we can help you work out how much it'll cost to run.
Where can I charge my electric car?
With over 30,000 charge points across the UK it's now easier than ever to charge your electric car.
Find out where, when and how to charge your car.
How can I charge my electric car at home?
If you own or lease an electric car the most convenient way to charge your EV is to do so at home.
We've partnered up with Pod Point to provide electric car chargers for home.
Low-carbon energy solutions for your business
Thinking of going electric?
As the UK’s leading low-carbon energy company, we're helping businesses make the change to electric vehicles.
Whether you're looking for competitive electricity tariffs, electric cars to lease or commercial charging points - we'll help you find the right energy solution for your business needs.