How much does it cost to charge an electric car? Electrifying X Octopus Energy

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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2024

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  • @locknut5382
    @locknut5382 2 роки тому +2

    I agree. We cannot have a wall box, so don't make the intended use of the Octopus tariffs. Supermarkets give free electricity, so we recharge at 22kW 3 phase, every week, while my wife is shopping. 3,000 miles plus, and counting. Direct cost to us: Zero. It will not last forever, but we've saved over £600 in fuel costs already.

  • @metube9541
    @metube9541 2 роки тому +2

    Be very careful with octopus Go tariffs.
    They shout about how cheap it is for 4 hours a day but ramp up the other 20 hours unit cost and daily charge. Get you past bills and work it out to the unit, you’ll probably pay more overall than being on Economy 7. Plus you lose 3 hours of off peak for the rest of the items running in your house.
    They are a very sneaky company.

  • @trevormurphy1627
    @trevormurphy1627 Рік тому +1

    A huge amount of money with octopus. Smart meters don't work, so you end up paying full price for your charging and not the cheap overnight rate advertised

  • @petermayo5819
    @petermayo5819 2 роки тому +2

    I am so disappointed in the customer care I have received from Octopus. Their Go account was so appealing when I got an electric car, however, the hassle and headaches it has caused has been unbelievable. My smart meter stopped sending half hourly readings which they only found out about because I highlighted a problem - not them! Over a year later, I have been charged full rate and stung with a bill for over £1000 (over and above monthly DD) with the ultimate reply being ‘it is in the terms and conditions’. What a waste of time and money.

    • @OctopusEnergy
      @OctopusEnergy  2 роки тому +1

      Hi Peter, I'm keen to find out what's happened here. Could you pop your details down here: octo.ps/fb-help and I'll take a look?

  • @fredkeogh9035
    @fredkeogh9035 Рік тому

    So here is a good example of fully electric cars not moving on the domestic market , because a lot of people are still not convinced, nor some of the dealers when you consider to part ex back to petrol or Diesel.