- Sign up for the EDF Pod Point Plug & Power tariff by 26 December and get £200 cashback, which is equivalent to a year of free driving (8,244 miles).
- The bundle includes the Pod Point Solo 3S charger for £499 upfront, with the remaining cost spread over two years, and off-peak rates of 8.49p/kWh.
- The tariff uses 100% zero-carbon electricity, comes with a 5-year charger warranty, and is managable through the Pod Point app.
Up to one year of free driving with the EDF cashback offer this December
EDF is helping drivers go electric with a new festive offer. Customers who sign up for the Pod Point Plug & Power tariff before 26 December will receive a £200 cashback. That’s equivalent to a year of free driving, covering 8,244 miles.
This unique bundle combines a home EV charger with a low-cost energy tariff. Customers can get the Pod Point Solo 3S charger for just £499 upfront. The remaining cost spreads over two years, built into the tariff. This makes it more affordable for drivers to switch to electric vehicles.
The tariff is priced at £2,139 and uses 100% zero-carbon electricity. Off-peak rates are just 8.49p per kWh from midnight to 5 a.m., making it perfect for overnight charging.
Pod Point, EDF’s partner, is a leading EV charging provider. They’ve installed over 250,000 chargers in the UK. The Solo 3S charger comes with a 5-year warranty and standard installation. You can also manage it through the Pod Point app for added convenience.
To qualify, customers need a smart meter and must opt into half-hourly readings. EDF applies the £200 credit within 30 days of installation.
Rich Hughes, Director of Retail at EDF, commented:
“The Pod Point Plug & Power tariff already offers drivers lower upfront costs on purchasing a charger, by letting them spread the rest of the cost throughout their two-year tariff. This deal gives customers even lower upfront costs by putting £200 back in their pocket when they sign-up! We’re really pleased to offer drivers yet another great deal to help them save cash, and encourage more to make the switch to electric driving to reduce their carbon footprint.”
Go to EDF’s website and check your eligibility. To drive further EV positivity this festive season, check out the ElectricDrives Driving Home for Christmas campaign, here.
