Find the cheapest EV tariff for your home

Postcode-aware comparisons across all 14 UK DNO regions, in-depth charger reviews, and accurate grant guides - refreshed every Ofgem price-cap window.

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Six clusters covering every step from picking a tariff to claiming the right grant.

EV Tariffs

Intelligent Octopus Go, OVO Charge Anytime, EDF GoElectric and every other UK EV tariff - compared by region, refreshed quarterly.

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Home Chargers

In-depth reviews of Ohme, Hypervolt, Zappi, Easee, Pod Point and more - including which models work with which smart tariffs.

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EV Running Costs

Cost-per-mile maths, home vs public charging, solar pairing and break-even versus petrol - with worked UK examples.

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Grants & Schemes

EV Chargepoint Grant (£500 from April 2026), cross-pavement grant, Workplace Charging Scheme and the Electric Car Grant.

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Install & Setup

DNO notification, fuse upgrades, PEN-fault protection, cable lengths and the most common Intelligent Go scheduling problems.

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News & Updates

Ofgem cap reactions, Budget changes for EV drivers, and the tariff moves you need to know about within 48 hours.



The default tariff cap will fall by £150 a year for typical households from 1 January 2026, reflecting the Government's decision to fund 75% of the legacy Renewables Obligation costs.
OfgemDefault tariff cap announcement, 24 November 2025

Why EV Tariff?

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Independent

We do not sell energy, chargers or installation. Affiliate revenue never decides which tariff or product wins a comparison.

Postcode-aware

Every comparison is broken down by the 14 UK DNO regions - competitors usually quote a single national rate that applies to no one.

Refreshed quarterly

Tariff pages are updated within 48 hours of every Ofgem cap window and after every Budget that touches energy bills.

Sources cited

We link to Ofgem, GOV.UK Find a Grant, SMMT and supplier T&Cs - not paraphrased forum posts.