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EDF launches EV charger plan and tariff with no upfront cost

  • 2 October 2025
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  • Natalie Middleton

EDF has launched an exclusive offer for drivers who sign up to one of its two electric vehicle tariffs, slashing the whole upfront cost of getting a Pod

EDF launches EV charger plan and tariff with no upfront cost

EDF has launched an exclusive offer for drivers who sign up to one of its two electric vehicle tariffs, slashing the whole upfront cost of getting a Pod Point home EV charger to zero.

Pod Drive removes the upfront costs of getting a charger and allows customers to spread it across a longer term

Through the Pod Drive three-year EV charging subscription, customers get the Solo 3S 7.4kW home EV charger (RRP £999) for £40 per month, which includes ongoing cashback, 48-hour service and lifetime warranty. Pod Drive typically has a £99 set-up fee, however with EDF’s offer, all upfront costs are removed, helping to make the EV transition even more affordable.

By signing up to EDF’s Go Electric tariff and the Pod Drive subscription, drivers can save up to £280 annually compared to standard variable rate, under EDF’s calculations. This spreads the cost of getting an EV home charger and gives peace of mind with servicing and warranty. Additionally, charging with GoElectric and subscribing to Pod Drive will save average drivers £372 a year compared to EV charging using the public charging network, according to EDF.

Customers could also earn up to £172.50 per year in cashback if they ‘smart charge’ with Pod, which schedules charging during off-peak hours when grid demand is lower, to maximise savings during less carbon intensive times.

This Pod Drive offer can be accessed by signing up to one of two EDF EV tariffs – GoElectric or Evolve – and registering interest in Pod Drive. EDF will then pass details onto Pod to set-up their plan and arrange their installation.

GoElectric offers customers five hours of off-peak electricity every night from 12am to 5am at 9p/kWh, backed by 100% zero-carbon electricity.

Rich Hughes, director of retail at EDF, said: “Pod Drive is a major step forward in making EV ownership easier and more affordable for drivers by removing the upfront costs of getting a charger and allowing customers to spread it across a longer term, much like a phone contract.”

Pod Drive also includes free home EV charger installation, a service accredited by Which? to its Trusted Trader standard, a 48-hour repair or replace service with 24/7 customer support and lifetime warranty.

To be eligible for Pod Drive, customers are required to have a smart meter and be opted into half hourly meter readings.

EDF is also offering customers the chance to win free energy for a year through a limited-time prize draw, where four winners will be selected at random between September and December 2025. Households can enter the competition here.