EDF has launched the cheapest EV tariff on the market for drivers with any EV or charger saving customers £200 a year, whilst promising that they will never pay more than the Ofgem price cap.

EDF's EVolve Sep25 electricity tariff, priced at £1,067, gives customers five hours of off-peak electricity overnight for both their home and car. The variable tariff offers the same electricity day rate as standard variable and an off-peak rate priced 10p lower than the Standard Variable Direct Debit price cap rate between 12-5am daily.


Unlike some other EV tariffs on the market, the EVolve tariff is available to motorists with any make or model of electric vehicle or charger. For an average motorist driving 7,000 miles a year, it will cost £247 a year to charge with the EVolve tariff compared to £1,292 for petrol.

Offering a total of 35 hours of off-peak energy per week, the 100% zero carbon tracker tariff is also available for dual-fuel customers, who would pay £1,812 when combined with the Standard Variable gas price cap rate.

"As Britain’s biggest generator of zero carbon electricity, we want to make it as easy as possible for customers to drive electric and help cut Britain’s carbon emissions with us.

"By charging up with our new tariff, drivers can reduce their CO2 emissions from their vehicle to zero, as well as saving £200 a year on their bills, whatever the make or model of their EV," said Rich Hughes, Director of Retail at EDF.