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Electric Vehicle Charging Tariffs
Morning,
Last year I took on a charging tariff with Elli based on advice from MSE Forums, this saved me a significant amount of money. The tariff has run out, and will be going up in price significantly.
I don't have an option of my own charger (I live in flats) what is the cheapest public charging tariff available at the moment? I am an occasional user, as I usually charge at work, so looking more for the occasional fast charger when I am out and about on long journeys.
Best wishes
Sean
Last year I took on a charging tariff with Elli based on advice from MSE Forums, this saved me a significant amount of money. The tariff has run out, and will be going up in price significantly.
I don't have an option of my own charger (I live in flats) what is the cheapest public charging tariff available at the moment? I am an occasional user, as I usually charge at work, so looking more for the occasional fast charger when I am out and about on long journeys.
Best wishes
Sean
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Best follow someone like Dave Takes It on.
As rates change too often & vary depending on speed of chargers, such as A/C or DC.
Overall DC Tesla (open to all sites) are around the cheapest on average.Life in the slow lane0 -
Electroverse seems to cover most of my public charging needs, even in France it seems. Unless you use it all the time I don't think a subscription based service would make sense right now.0
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It might be worth looking at the Ovo (used to be called Bonnet) subscription service. I think there are 3 levels with varying fees and discounts. It used to start from £2 per month.0
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