Discover our new Fixed EV Tariff
We’re pleased to launch of one of the best EV tariffs available on the market. Featuring a highly competitive overnight rate, matched with 100% renewable electricity bought directly from our community of 3,000 generators, our fixed EV tariff is one not to miss.
In this article, we explain everything you need to know about this limited-availability tariff.
What’s good about our fixed EV Tariff?
Low overnight rates
A dual rate 100% renewable electricity tariff with a highly competitive overnight rate of just 8p / kWh.
Here’s a summary of the highlights:
- 100% renewable electricity
- Fixed rate
- 5 hour overnight rate of 8p/kWh (12am – 5am)
- Wake up to a full charge for just £5.20*
100% renewable
Good Energy is the only energy provider to have been named a Which? Eco provider three years running.
Our tariffs provide a high level of support to independent renewable generators, and we buy electricity directly from over 3,000 of them across the UK.
Who can join our fixed EV Tariff?
Our fixed EV tariff has a few eligibility criteria:
- You will need a smart meter for this EV tariff, set up to send half-hourly readings.
- Payment is through Direct Debit only.
And while it’s aimed at electric car owners who tend to have a higher than average electricity use, you don’t need to have an EV to join the tariff.
How can I join?
I’m already a Good Energy customer
If you’re already a Good Energy customer, you can switch to our Fixed EV Tariff on your online account.
Simply head to the Tariff Switch page to start your switch.
I’m new to Good Energy
If you’re new to Good Energy, you can join our Fixed EV tariff through our join journey.
New customers will be put onto our electricity SVT for a short time while we ensure your smart meter is ser up correctly. At this point you will be automatically moved onto our Fixed EV Tariff. View our SVT rates here.
*Based on charging a 65kW EV battery for 7.5 hours @8p/kWh with an estimated range of 225 miles. A five-hour charge will cost £2.96, and a full charge from £5.20 and 2.3p per mile. Off-peak period is five hours per day only, from 12am-5am, meaning for a full charge you’d have to complete the charge across two off-peak periods. The cost of charging the same car for 7.5 consecutive hours would be around £10.
