The downfall to OVO’s drive anytime tarriff is you need a “smart” capable charger to access the tariff. If youve had an EV for a couple of years or more the chances are your charger isn’t “smart”. (Any home charger fitted after June 2022 had to be smart) However I do like the idea of OVO’s tariff, as you are not limited to a 4hr window to charge your car,meaning you have essentially 24hrs, especially overnight when demand is low.
slightly incorrect Kezo you can have a compaitble car with a std charger as well
its either charger or compaitible ev (so if you dont have a compatible charger, but a compatible ev they can start the charge still)
https://www.ovoenergy.com/electric-cars/charge-anytime-cars-and-chargers (yes no hyundai, but cupra, audi , ford, renault, mini, skoda and volkswagons on the scheme are on there as along with most of the brands phevs too)
