An EV doing 8,000 miles a year uses about 2,500 kWh. On the standard rate that is roughly £658. Charged overnight on an EV tariff at around 7p it is £175. Charged partly from your own roof in summer it is less again. Most people in Leeds plug in on a driveway or a shared yard, and the charger is a small part of the cost: how it is set up is most of the saving.
We check your parking, your consumer unit and whether you have or want solar, then book the survey. A local MCS-certified installer fits the charger, certifies it and pairs it with your panels or your tariff before leaving. Quoted in writing after the survey, with the grant applied for first where you qualify.


