EDF is offering £130 account credit to those who lease an electric vehicle and sign up to its GoElectric tariff.

It’s equivalent to 5,000 free electric miles, which means customers could drive from London to Paris and back nine times over, and could cover on average up to eight months of driving.

The offer is available to new and existing customers who lease an EV through Drive Electric and sign up to EDF’s GoElectric tariff. The tariff, said to be the cheapest fixed EV tariff, delivers £316 in savings compared to standard variable rate, delivering cheaper electricity rates for both drivers’ EVs and homes. It’s backed by zero-carbon electricity and comes with five hours off-peak charging between 12am and 5am.

For selected eligible EV models and chargers, an extra £251 can be saved with EDF’s Smart Charging bolt-on, which gives customers access to more off-peak electricity rates for their car and home, by letting EDF automatically charge their EV when electricity is cheapest and greenest.

Alongside this offer, customers may also package in an optional Pod Point Solo3S home charger to the lease for £19.65 per month, supplied by Pod.

Rich Hughes, director of retail at EDF said: “At a time when more EVs are becoming eligible for government grants, we’re offering 5,000 free miles upfront, along with a comprehensive package that covers leasing, charging and energy savings. It’s everything drivers need to make the switch to electric driving an easy choice.”

The offer is available to anyone who leases an EV via Drive Electric between 12 August and 1 November 2025, and EDF will credit £130 to the customer’s account within 60 days of their EDF GoElectric tariff going live.

Eligibility requires customers to have a smart meter and be opted into half-hourly meter readings.