EDF Go Electric 18m v5: is it worth it?
Last updated 7 Nov 2026 · Prices from EDF (source)
EDF Go Electric 18m v5 is a fixed EV tariff from EDF with a cheaper rate between 23:00 and 06:00. Whether it's the cheapest for you depends on your car, your mileage and when you charge.
Rates by region
Prices include VAT. Standing charge in pence per day, rates in pence per kWh.
| Region | Standing charge | Peak rate | Cheap rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Merseyside and North Wales | 67.66p | 35.40p | 6.66p (23:00–06:00) |
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Price history
Recorded supplier prices, including VAT; dates are when we recorded a change, not necessarily when the supplier introduced it. Standing charges are pence per day; unit rates are pence per kWh.
Who it suits
- Drivers who can charge in the cheap window (23:00–06:00).
- Any EV driver with a home charger. The supplier doesn't need to control your charging.
- People who want prices fixed for a set period.
The catches
- You need a smart meter.
- Exit fee of £100 per fuel if you leave early.
What would it cost you?
Your yearly cost depends on your car, mileage, home use and charger. Our calculator works it out against every tariff we've checked, and shows every sum. See how we compare.