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Compare the same cover, not just the renewal headline.
Premiums can vary sharply by driver, postcode, occupation and exact vehicle. Keep the cover level fixed while comparing.
- 1Collect the renewal scheduleNote excesses, named drivers, mileage, parking, courtesy car and add-ons.
- 2Run at least two like-for-like comparisonsChange only one input at a time so you can see what actually affects the price.
- 3Check the insurer, not only the premiumReview policy wording, claims support and EV-specific cover before buying.
See what tariff timing could change.
This estimate uses 0.28 kWh per mile and compares a 28p/kWh standard rate with a 7p/kWh off-peak rate. It is a planning estimate, not a tariff quote.
£0/year- 1Confirm your real unit ratesUse the rates on your electricity bill, including any peak-rate trade-off.
- 2Check charger schedulingMake sure the car or charger reliably charges inside the cheap window.
- 3Compare installation and grant eligibilityGet a site-specific quote and confirm ownership, parking and landlord requirements.
Test whether a cheaper network or pass pays back.
Enter your normal monthly public charging and compare the rate you usually pay with a realistic alternative.
Before any membership fee.
Availability, idle fees and live charger prices can change the result.Direction first. Exact quote second.
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No false certaintyInsurance, tariffs, grants and charger prices still need checking with the provider.