What are the odds when the £350 grant goes the price of an install will not increase by £350?monkeyhanger wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 9:26 am
It may cost them in the long run when those Tesco chargers get busier and you've less chance of nabbing one, the £350 charger grant is likely to be long gone by then.
Charger prices may reduce in the long term.
For low milage users the payback time for a home charger is a number of years.
Some people can charge free at work and really cannot justify £500 for a home charger on economic terms (I view as a cost of the car so wil get one).
For these people an EV tariff may not even be worthwhile.
I was with Avro on a single daily rate as my night usage was low. The convenience of a single 24 hour lower rate was cheaper for me (I maintained a spreadsheet for comparison). I have now been moved back to Economy 7 with Octopus. What a pain having to switch on a dishwasher after 00:30 for a cheaper rate.
Tesco works fine for some. It is nothing to do with being "tight", but being pragmatic.
I am surprised the admininstrator allows the insults to be posted.