Pod Power by EDF – our claims explained
Annual savings claim
Customers can save over £500 on their EV charging with Pod Power by EDF by charging off-peak when compared to charging costs on an average Standard Variable Tariff (SVT) aligned with the Ofgem price cap.
These savings assume the following details:
- EV charging energy usage: 2,543 kWh - This is based on driving ~8,900 miles per year* - the average annual mileage for a BEV owner in the UK.
- EV driving efficiency of 3.5miles/kWh.
- All EV charging occurs off-peak.
- Savings versus average SVT rates for October-December 2026**.
- Savings are for the Pod Power by EDF tariff only, and does not include cash earned from Pod Rewards
The calculations for the EV charging savings are below:
- Pod Power by EDF tariff (6.18p): (2,543 kWh)×6.18p = £157.16
- SVT costs (26.32p): (2,543 kWh)×26.32p = £669.92
- Savings on Pod Power by EDF = £512.76
75% less savings claim
The off-peak rates on Pod Power by EDF are, on average, 75% less than standard tariff rates aligned to the price cap.
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Pod Power by EDF off-peak rate 6.18p/kWh
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Standard variable tariff rate: 26.32p/kWh
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Pod Power off-peak rate is 76.52% less per kWh than a standard tariff aligned to price cap rates.
Appliance running cost details
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EV charging savings assumes electricity usage of 28.6 kWh at a driving efficiency of 3.5 miles/kWh.
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Washing machine savings assumes electricity usage of 0.4 kWh
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Dishwasher savings assumes electricity usage of 0.75 kWh
Tariff pricing information
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Electricity prices in EDF quotes have been calculated using 0% VAT across the full tariff term.
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From 1 October, the VAT rate on domestic electricity in Great Britain will be temporarily reduced from 5% to 0% following a UK Government decision.
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Electricity used from 1 October 2026 is subject to 0% VAT, unless Government policy changes.
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VAT paid is subject to change from 1 April 2027 based on government policy decisions.
*Average annual mileage by fuel type – Department for Transport (based on 2024 data).
**Average SVT rates for October-December 2026 based on Ofgem price cap publications.