Looking for EV Electricity only tariff

WorstDancer

I have looked in the Cheap Energy Club for an EV tariff,   i.e. pay less over night.
The results do not help very much as EV tariffs are not shown. When going to energy company sites they don't show their EV tariffs - easiest way found is to google the company with EV tariif.
I currently am on Ovo with their Charge Anytime.
Paying 7p overnight but coming out of fixed soon when it will increase to 14p.

Has anyone got an recommendation for a good EV tariff?

Netexporter

Octopus Go is 8.5p but if your charger or car is compatible with Intelligent Go then that is 7p.

NorthEastLight

What's good/best for you will depend on your usage, car and/or charger as it affects the available options.

High day rate users may be better off going with someone other than Octopus particularly if you want a fix. But you'll need to do the maths 

See https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/ev-energy-tariffs

In addition So Energy & Outfox the Market have EV tariffs.

QrizB

WorstDancer said:

I have looked in the Cheap Energy Club for an EV tariff,   i.e. pay less over night.
The results do not help very much as EV tariffs are not shown.

The CEC isn't set up for EV tariff comparisons. However, MSE have a separate article with EV tariffs given in a table:

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/ev-energy-tariffs/

See also this thread from a couple of weeks ago:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6633356/best-option-for-ev-tariff

SunBeamS7

I'm in similar situation to Author. We're EoN Next Drive for our EV, with 7 hours off peak. Tariff ends mid April. We have a smart meter, but no smart charger. My searching shows that to get any EV tariff with 6 hours off peak, I must have a smart charger. There are tariffs that give 5 hour off peak with no requirement for smart charger. Unless I've missed some deals, its looking like staying with EoN Next Drive with 5 hours off peak is the best I can find.