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EV Saver tariff

Getting to know the Octopus Energy tariff exclusively for Octopus EV drivers

Updated over a week ago

What’s Intelligent Octopus Go?

Intelligent Octopus Go is a smart energy tariff, provided by Octopus Energy, that gives you six hours of cheaper, greener energy during off-peak hours (from 11:30 pm to 5:30 am). It pairs with your home charger and smart meter - meaning you can charge your EV overnight when energy is at its cheapest and greenest.

And as an Octopus EV driver, you also get our exclusive EV Saver rate, saving an extra 1p per kWh.

How do I switch to Intelligent Octopus Go?

Want to switch to Intelligent Octopus Go? Simply head to the Octopus Energy website or app to check your eligibility and find out more.

A few things to note before you switch:

  • It usually takes around three to four days to complete, provided you have a smart meter and a compatible home EV charger.

  • Make sure your car and charger are eligible by using the Octopus Energy eligibility checker.

How do I sign up for Intelligent Octopus Go - EV Saver?

If you’re already on the Intelligent Octopus Go tariff, head over to your Octopus EV account and fill out the form. You’ll be switched over within seven days.

If you aren’t already on the Intelligent Octopus Go tariff, you’ll need to switch to this first. To switch, head over to Octopus Energy’s website. You’ll need to have a smart meter and a compatible home charger or car.

Once you’ve switched, you can then head over to your Octopus EV account and fill out the form to get access to the EV Saver rate.

What if I don’t want to switch to Octopus Intelligent Go straight away?

You don't need to join the tariff straight away, and you can decide at any point to make the switch.

If you have a salary sacrifice contract and you’ve opted for the home charger promo with 4,000 free miles, you don’t have to switch straight away, the credit will be waiting for you when you do.

How do I find out more about EV tariffs?

If you want to find out more about EV tariffs, take a look at our Guide to EV tariffs.

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