EDF smart tariff · South West England
EDF Pod Power rates in South West England
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Key tariff facts
- Availability
- Available to new customers
- Payment
- Direct Debit
- Price type
- Can be revised
- Exit fee
- £100
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- Energy
- Electricity
- Meter type
- Single rate
- Contract length
- 18 months
- How prices work
- Rates vary at set times
- Prices reviewed
- Check the tariff terms
- Available from
- 21 Oct 2026
- Available until
- No end date published
About this tariff from EDF
- Our cheapest EV tariff, exclusively for Pod customers
- 7 hours of off-peak electricity every night, from 11pm-6am
- Works with Pod Rewards, earn up to £100/yr in cash for smart charging
- Prices are fixed for 18 months
- £100 exit fee
Who can get this tariff
Our cheapest EV tariff, exclusively for Pod customers
Confirm eligibility and exit fees with EDF before switching; this is not a quote.
Rates for your area
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What this tariff could cost
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Could this tariff suit your home?
Likely to work best for
Electric-vehicle drivers who can schedule most charging for the cheapest periods.
Things to check
- Confirm your smart meter can send half-hourly readings and is compatible with the tariff.
- Leaving early may cost £100; confirm whether that fee applies to your circumstances.
- Check that your property, meter and customer status meet EDF’s eligibility rules.
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Price history
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How prices vary by region
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Before you switch
These prices are an independent guide, not a personalised EDF quote. Check your meter, eligibility, exit fees and contract terms with EDF before making a decision.