Home ev chargers from £799
Get £100 off all EV chargers until 30 April 2026.
Pair your charger with our So EV tariff and you could drive up to 600 miles for under £12.
Get yours for £99 upfront
Own a sleek, solar-compatible charger with year-round expert support for just £99 upfront, and pay the rest after installation.1
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All our chargers can charge up to 35 miles in an hour (7.4kWh), have a type 2 socket and come with a 3-year warranty.
Why So Energy?
- Own a sleek, solar-compatible charger for just £99 upfront, and pay the rest after installation.
- All charger purchases include quick and professional installation.
- Join So EV, and you could be driving for as little as 1.9 pence per mile.2
- Drive up to 600 miles for under £12 with So EV.3
- 3 year charger warranty and a 2-year installation warranty.
- Dedicated support from our expert team, all year round.
Effortless Home EV charging
We’ll handle your installation from start to finish, with dedicated customer support and after care.
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Choose the right charger for you and your home
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Check your eligibility and get your quote
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Reserve your charger and install with a £99 deposit
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Enjoy professional installation by our experts
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Pay the remaining balance for your charger
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charge for 8.8p per kWh with the so eV tariff
Drive 600 miles for under £12
Once your charger's sorted, you can sign up for our So EV tariff and get an overnight charging rate of 8.8p per kWh.
That's a saving of 89% against public charging4 and 74% against charging on our standard variable tariff.5
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1. Click Get a quote before 30 April 2026 to get £100 off your chosen charger. The discount lasts until your quote expires fourteen days later. Pay the remaining balance after installation.
2. The 1.9p per mile calculation is based on the Tesla Model Y, which has an EV efficiency of 0.22 kWh per mile. Multiplying 0.22 by So EV's off-peak rate of 8.8p per kWh (between the hours of midnight and 5am) results in the cost of 1.94p per mile (which we round down to 1.9p per mile). We use the Tesla Model Y because it was the UK's best-selling car in 2025
3. The 600 miles for under £12 calculation is based on a Tesla Model Y efficiency rating of 4.5 miles per kWh. Actual efficiency varies depending on EV make and model, seasonal conditions, driving style, and charging rate. Our estimate uses the So EV charging rate of 8.8p per kWh, offered between 12am and 5am. The precise calculation is 599 miles for £11.70.
4. A public Rapid charger costs EV drivers, on average, £0.82 per kWh. So Energy’s off-peak tariff rate is 8.8p per kWh. Our calculations: So Energy off-peak cost per mile of 1.9p and public Rapid charging cost per mile of 18.2p, show that you’ll save 89% versus public charging when combining your charger with our EV tariff.
5. The 74% savings claim vs charging on a standard variable tariff is based on our So Flex electricity unit rate of £0.3353 per kW vs the So EV electricity unit rate of £0.088 per kW.