At home, overnight
Usually the cheapest by far on the right EV tariff.
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Example · 7,400 miles a year
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Standing charges, cheap overnight rates and your home use, for every tariff we track.
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Usually the cheapest by far on the right EV tariff.
Quick top-ups, but usually more expensive.
The 17–20p tag is for mixed public charging. Rapid-only charging is around 24p a mile in the review.
For drivers without a driveway. Prices vary a lot.
Charging overnight on an EV tariff can cost a fraction of public charging. We show you the real cost per mile for your setup.
Illustrative, based on the Department for Transport's cost of public charging review, October 2026, pages 8–10. Home ~2p is the lowest overnight energy-only cost, excluding installation. Public 17–20p assumes mixed charger speeds; petrol ~22p uses September 2026 prices. Including installation and some public charging, the review puts typical home charging at 8–12p/mile.
Pence per mile · illustrative
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