Compare Electric Vehicle Plans

Compare electricity vehicle plans

Looking to compare Electric Vehicle Plans?

If you own an EV and want to compare energy retailers electric vehicle plans designed to help charge your car, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve summarised the energy plans that are only available to Electric Vehicle owners in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.

Want to find the best electricity deal  for your EV household?

Low usage rates are important, but to find the best deal for your unique energy use, you’ll want to see the cheapest combination of rates, super off-peak EV home charging rates. daily charges, controlled load rates and feed-in tariffs (if you have solar). We make it easy to get it right when you compare with WATTever’s comprehensive electricity comparison. You’ll see a personalised cost ranking of all publicly listed electricity plans, based on your energy use to help you make serious savings. We include all retailers, tariff types, discounts, solar feed-in tariffs, input for concessions and more. For extra tips check out our Guide on how to find the best electricity deal for EV’s.

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Electric Vehicle plans for the Australian Capital Territory

Anytime tariff (10/20/30) Note: most households are on tariff 10. Tariff 20 and 30 are for households with large continuous loads or reverse cycle air conditioning and are already on those tariffs.

Time Of Use tariff (15)

Electric Vehicle plans for the Ausgrid network (Sydney, Central Coast, Hunter Region and Newcastle)

Anytime tariff (EA010)

Time Of Use tariff (EA025)

Electric Vehicle plans for the Endeavour Energy network (Western Sydney, Blue Mountains, Southern Highlands and Illawarra)

Anytime tariff (N70)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (N71)

Time Of Use tariff (N705)

Electric Vehicle plans for the Essential Energy network (Regional NSW)

Anytime tariff (BLNN2AU)

Time Of Use tariff (BLNT3AU/BLNT3AL)

Electric Vehicle plans for the Energex Network (South East Queensland)

Anytime tariff (8400)

Time Of Use tariff (6900/8900)

Electric Vehicle plans for South Australia

Anytime tariff (RSR)

Time Of Use tariff (RTOU)

Electric Vehicle plans for the AusNet Services Network (Eastern Victoria)

Anytime tariff (NEE13)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (NAST11)

TOU Periods: Off-Peak = 9pm-3pm and Peak = 3pm-9pm

Electric Vehicle plans for the CitiPower Network (Melbourne CBD and inner suburbs)

Anytime tariff (C1R)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (CRTOU)

TOU Periods: Off-Peak = 9pm-3pm and Peak = 3pm-9pm

Electric Vehicle plans for the Jemena Network (North West Melbourne)

Anytime tariff (A100)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (A120)

Electric Vehicle plans for the Powercor Network (Western Victoria)

Anytime tariff (D1)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (PRTOU)

TOU Periods: Off-Peak = 9pm-3pm and Peak = 3pm-9pm

Electric Vehicle plans for the United Energy Network (South Eastern Melbourne and Mornington Peninsula)

Anytime tariff (LVS1R)

Time Of Use 2 Rate tariff (URTOU)

TOU Periods: Off-Peak = 9pm-3pm and Peak = 3pm-9pm

Electric Vehicle plans for the Western Power Network (South West Western Australia)

Time Of Use tariff

^ Rates shown include GST and all available discounts. Plans are updated weekly from retailer’s Basic Plan Information Documents (BPIDs)/Energy Price Fact Sheets

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