Get EVerything EV in one place.
When you switch to E.ON Next Drive or E.ON Next Drive Smart EV tariffs and lease a vehicle through Select Car Leasing.
We've partnered with Select Car Leasing to make EV driving easier.
That's right, we've teamed up with the car leasing company, Select Car Leasing, to create a one-stop shop for all your EV needs. So, if you've still not set off on your EV journey, it's never been easier with E.ON Next!
Free EV charging credit worth £150.
Get a quote for one of our EV tariffs, Next Drive or Next Drive Smart, and grab free charging miles after checkout. T&Cs apply.
£75 off an EV charger.
We have two EV tariffs, so you can find the best one for you. Plus, you get an exclusive £75 discount on your EV charger at checkout, when you've leased an EV through Select Car Leasing! T&Cs apply.
Switching to our EV tariff is a breeze.
Next Drive Smart is our cheapest EV tariff1 and an ultra low off-peak rate of 8.5p per kWh for a full 12 months.2
Next Drive offers lower-priced electricity at 10p per kWh when you charge between 12am and 6am.3
Fixed energy prices for one year.
No exit fees.
Please note: As we complete your setup, we’ll place you on our Standard Variable Tariff. The switch could take up to 2 weeks. You also have the option to set your supply start date up to 45 days in advance to coincide with your car delivery date. Our dedicated energy specialists will help answer any questions that you may have.
The advantages of electric vehicles.
Electric vehicles offer lots of benefits over petrol cars. Here’s just a few:
Lower running costs.
An electric car will cost you less to fill up and drive, as well as being cheaper to service and maintain. An electric car costs £6 less than the average petrol car for every 100 miles. Using an average electricity cost of 34p per kWh, it costs £12 to drive 100 miles. Whereas it costs £18 to drive 100 miles in the average petrol car (using an average cost of petrol of £1.63).
Reduced noise pollution.
EVs are much quieter than petrol or diesel cars. Reduced noise pollution can make our cities and communities nicer places to live and work.
Convenience and accessibility.
If you’ve installed an EV charger at home, you can charge when you want and forget having to go to petrol stations. Away from home, the number of public charging stations is growing all the time too.
Cleaner environment.
EVs don’t release carbon exhaust fumes into the air whilst you’re driving, so they help to reduce air pollution and combat climate change. EVs also help us cut our reliance on fossil fuels. In fact, electric cars in Europe emit, on average, more than 3 times less CO2 than equivalent petrol cars.
No congestion charge.
EVs have reduced road charges. If you live in London or areas which have introduced Clean Air Zones to reduce pollution, you’ll avoid paying any charges in an electric vehicle.
Government grants and incentives.
Depending on your situation you could be eligible for government incentives and grants towards your EV including the Plug-in Car Grant (PiCG) and the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS).
Smoother driving experience.
With fewer internal moving parts, EVs offer a smoother, quieter and more comfortable ride for passengers and drivers.
Road tax reductions.
If you’re driving a fully electric car rather than a plug-in hybrid, then your road tax is absolutely free. Plug-in hybrids get a discount over petrol or diesel cars too. These exemptions will change in April 2025.
Energy independence.
If you have an EV, home EV charger, solar panels and a battery installed at your home, you can use any excess electricity you generate from solar to charge your electric car. This is a win-win for the forward-thinking energy consumer.
Future-proofing.
Petrol and diesel cars are being phased out in the UK, so by making the switch to an electric vehicle, you’ll be future-proofing your travel somewhat.
Get your electric vehicle charger in 4 easy steps.
1Choose your EV charger.
Pick the perfect EV charger for you and your home.
2Get your instant quote.
Tell us a few quick details about your home and where you’d like your charger. You’ll get your quote straight away.
3Match it with the right tariff.
We’ll recommend a smart energy tariff that works with your charger to save you money by charging during off-peak hours.
4Get it installed (as soon as tomorrow).
Pick your installation date, even as early as the next day, and our expert engineers will handle the rest.
How much does a single EV charge cost?
Choose a make and model from your list, or if you already know it, you can enter the battery size and range.
Highly recommended.
The reviews below are for E.ON Energy Solutions Limited.
Electric vehicle myths debunked.
New technologies often spark misinformation, and electric vehicles are no exception. Most of what you hear about what EVs can and can't do is more fiction than fact. Let's look at the most common myths.
The legal bit.
1 Compared to our Next Drive tariff. Off-peak rates on the Next Drive Smart tariff are fixed at 8.5p/KWh between 12am-6am daily, applying to EV charging and whole home electricity use. Smart meter with half hourly consent required. You must have an eligible electric vehicle and charger. If you do not boost charge, you will always be charged at off-peak rate of 8.5p/KWh. Any boost charges or charging without using the smart charging feature during peak hours will be billed at the peak rate of 34.988p/kWh. Information correct at 11 September 2026. Terms and conditions apply.
2 Off-peak rates on the Next Drive Smart tariff are fixed at 8.5p/KWh between 12am-6am daily, applying to EV charging and whole home electricity use. Smart meter with half hourly consent required. You must have an eligible electric vehicle and charger. If you do not boost charge, you will always be charged at off-peak rate of 8.5p/KWh. Any boost charges or charging without using the smart charging feature during peak hours will be billed at the peak rate of 34.988p/kWh. Information correct at 11 September 2026. Terms and conditions apply.
3 Next Drive Fixed V32 offers fixed priced overnight EV charging 10p/kWh between 12am and 6am versus Next Flex standard variable tariff at 26.110p/kWh (national average and will vary by region). Information correct as of 11 September 2026. Based on all dedicated “like-for-like” EV market tariffs from suppliers excluding tariffs with bundled products or add-ons. Based on dual fuel customers, paying by Direct Debit. Terms and conditions apply.
E.ON Next Energy Limited is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Select Contracts UK Ltd who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in relation to credit broking services under number 670832. Registered in England and Wales under company number 06569098 with its registered office at Pacific House, Imperial Way, Reading, Berkshire, RG2 0TD, United Kingdom.