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Electric vehicle tariffs for cheaper home charging

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Save up to £589 per year with Smart Charging⁽¹⁾
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Why choose an EDF electric vehicle tariff?

Our electric vehicle tariffs are suitable for all makes and models of electric vehicles:

Choose a fixed or tracker EV tariff – with optional Smart Charging bolt-on, to save even more
Five hours of lower-priced off-peak electricity every night (12am–5am) – ideal for overnight charging
Compatible with all EVs and chargers, no matter which make or model
Track your charging, spend and savings with your personalised dashboard in EDF’s Energy Hub
Backed by zero carbon electricity we generate here in Britain⁽²⁾.

Introducing Smart Charging

Smarter savings. Greener charging. Effortless control.

Add our new Smart Charging bolt-on to your GoElectric or Evolve tariff to unlock even more value:

Extra daily off-peak hours – charge your EV and home appliances when electricity is at its least expensive and greenest (outside the standard 12am–5am window)⁽¹⁴⁾
Get a £60 annual bill credit – just for letting us manage your charging smartly⁽⁸⁾

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To get up to the £589 saving, GoElectric's £300 saving is combined with the £289 Smart Charging bolt-on saving.
GoElectric £300 saving: compares EDF’s GoElectric Apr27 tariff cost at £1,938 a year based on a dual fuel customer using total electricity consumption of 4,650 kWh (2,700kWh peak rates and 1,950 kWh off-peak rates) and Ofgem typical gas consumption of 11,500 kWh. This is compared to a dual fuel Standard Variable customer (Electricity Economy 7 meter adjusted for equivalent electricity use) which will cost £2,238 a year based on January 2026 energy price cap rates. This assumes your car is charged during off-peak hours at the GoElectric off-peak rate. We use a national average of Direct Debit regional prices and actual savings may apply depending on usage and charging patterns.
£289 Smart Charging bolt-on saving: annual savings assume 3,150kWh charging off-peak and a £5/month credit. Smart Charging offers an extra 1,200 kWh of off-peak charging. The total off-peak charging is 3,150 kWh with EDF's GoElectric tariff (GoElectric's off-peak rates at 1,950 kWh). Prices correct as of 28 January 2026.
This tariff is backed yearly by 100% zero carbon nuclear electricity as standard. The UK fuel mix disclosure information published by the government (DESNZ) recognises electricity generated from wind, solar and nuclear produces zero carbon dioxide emissions at the point of generation. The zero-carbon electricity purchased is supplied to the National Grid. Customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from zero-carbon generators. View our fuel mix
£300 saving compares EDF’s GoElectric Apr27 tariff cost at £1,938 a year based on a dual fuel customer using total electricity consumption of 4,650 kWh (2,700kWh peak rates and 1,950 kWh off-peak rates) and Ofgem typical gas consumption of 11,500 kWh. This is compared to a dual fuel Standard Variable customer (Electricity Economy 7 meter adjusted for equivalent electricity use) which will cost £2,238 a year based on January 2026 energy price cap rates. This assumes your car is charged during off-peak hours at the GoElectric off-peak rate. We use a national average of Direct Debit regional prices and actual savings may apply depending on usage and charging patterns.
Based on using a 7kW home charger, EDF’s GoElectric tariff at 9p per kWh off-peak, and a battery size of up to 111kw.
Based on an EV achieving 3.5 miles per kWh and charging using the GoElectric tariff off-peak rate of 9p per kWh.
The £195 a year saving is based on an electric vehicle customer, with an annual charging consumption of 1,950 kWh, charging in the off peak hours, paying by Direct Debit on EDF Evolve; compared to a customer on Standard Variable tariff with a standard electricity meter.
- For your day time usage – this tariff is variable price and will be the same as the Standard Variable Direct Debit price cap level for the duration of the term.
- For your off peak usage – this tariff is variable price and will be 10p (inc VAT) lower than Standard Variable Direct Debit price cap rate for the duration of the term.
Please note: If you have opted into EDF's Smart Charging, you will receive a £5 credit on your monthly energy bill, which amounts to £60 annually. This credit will continue as long as you remain opted in and regularly use the Smart Charging schedule. Terms and conditions apply.
Exit fees apply if you cancel the tariff within two years. See Pod Point's terms and conditions and our tariff terms and conditions for more details.
Based on an EV achieving 3.5 miles per kWh and charging using the Pod Point EV Exclusive tariff off-peak rate of 8.49p per kWh.
Standard installation is subject to meeting the home installation survey eligibility criteria. If you require works that aren't included in standard installation, Pod will provide a quote for the additional works, and you can choose whether you wish to proceed with Pod Drive. If Pod cannot offer you Pod Drive as part of this offer, EDF will waive your EDF EV tariff exit fee if you contact us to switch to a different EDF tariff.
Cashback is paid by Pod and is not part of your EDF tariff. Pod pay 8.05p per kWh for Smart Charging your EV with them. (Correct as at September 2025.) Pod refer to this cashback allowance as EV Miles.
'Smart Charge' refers to Pod's Smart Charging service. EDF's Smart Charging bolt-on is not available with Pod Drive.
You set the schedule and keep your EV plugged in when you’re not using it. We’ll charge it automatically when electricity is at its cheapest. And you’ll always pay your off-peak rates when your EV charges, no matter what time of the day it is. Plus, if your EV is charging, you’ll be charged the off-peak rates for electricity in your home too.

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