EV drivers who use smart charging could run their car for £11 a month
Smart charging your electric vehicle (EV) means the average British driver could run their car for £11 a month, according to EV smart charger provider Ohme.
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InstaVolt responds to continued increases in wholesale energy costs
InstaVolt is updating its tariff in response to continued pressure from wholesale energy costs. From 4th May 2022, charging on the InstaVolt network will cost 57p per kWh.
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EV drivers could save £92m a year by switching to dedicated energy tariff
Almost a fifth of EV drivers surveyed weren’t aware of EV-friendly energy tariffs that could save them each on average £351 a year on their energy bills, according to new research from Love my EV, the UK’s only dedicated electric vehicle and energy tariff price comparison site.
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Rightcharge partners with Lookers to help power new EV growth
Car retailer Lookers has struck a major partnership with ‘all-in-one’ charge point and EV-friendly energy tariff comparison service Rightcharge as part of a new drive to help customers make a move away from petrol and diesel.
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Good Energy launches new time of use tariff for EV drivers
Good Energy, the 100% renewable energy supplier, has launched a new time of use tariff designed to support electric vehicle drivers.
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E.ON Next partners with ev.energy to launch new EV tariff
E.ON Next has partnered with ev.energy to launch an off-peak EV tariff, which they say is one of the UK’s cheapest.
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Fleet drivers could lose out from Ofgem price cap change
Fleet drivers could be more than £1,000 a year worse off on energy bills if they don’t get the best electricity tariff for home and vehicle charging, according to website, Rightcharge.co.uk.
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New EV tariff from Good Energy offers free periods of charging
Good Energy, in partnership with Zap-Map, is launching a new tariff which offers electric vehicle drivers the opportunity to power their home, or charge their car, for free.
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Fleet drivers could save £1,250 from home charging switch
Switching to the correct electricity tariff for home vehicle charging could save fleet drivers up to £1,250 a year on energy bills, according to Rightcharge.co.uk.
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