Following a successful public beta-trial in which thousands of customers took advantage of Britain's cheapest any-time EV charging tariff, Team Hypervolt are delighted to announce the unrestricted public release of full OVO Charge Anytime support on Hypervolt Home 3 Pro and Home 3.0 devices, Britain's highest rated family of home EV chargers.
Thanks to this integration, customers can connect their Hypervolt to their OVO account and benefit from a charging cost of just 7p/kWh, around 70% lower than the UK standard tariff. OVO's app determines when the best time to charge is, usually when the grid is greenest and demand is lower, and sends a command for the EV to start charging then. This means that you can charge more cheaply, and more greenly, without any intervention, simply letting Hypervolt and OVO do the work for you.
For the average driver, this means unlocking over £1,000 of savings each year! In an August case study, our team determined that by covering the average UK annual mileage of 7,400 miles, a whole year's charging would set a driver back just £99.81, equivalent to £3.50 per charge. Read our Charge Anytime case study here.
To take advantage of the Charge Anytime savings, customers will need to switch their domestic tariff to OVO, and will need a Hypervolt Home 3.0 or newer, however with such impactful savings, it's well worth it for anyone considering a greener way of living. If you are already an OVO customer, check if you're eligible here. Whilst Charge Anytime support currently extends to Home 3 Pro and Home 3.0 devices, integration with Home 2.0 chargers is coming!
OVO’s Director of EV, Alex Thwaites commented on the partnership ‘OVO is committed to accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles and this partnership will help do just that by extending affordable charging to more customers than ever before. This is good news for EV drivers and is also part of our wider commitment to helping customers cut costs and carbon.'
Head of Partnerships at Hypervolt, David Woodford explained 'Hypervolt's overarching mission is to accelerate net-zero by enabling customers to affordably make the transition to EV. By reducing the running cost of the average car by over 90% through Hypervolt x Charge Anytime when comparing against petrol, we're going an extremely long way to achieving this, alongside the phenomenal teams at OVO and Kaluza. We're hugely excited to see what we can collectively achieve into 2025 and beyond!'
Learn more about OVO Charge Anytime and Hypervolt here.
About Hypervolt
Hypervolt specialises in the development of advanced EV charging solutions designed to meet the needs of modern consumers. With a focus on innovation, reliability, and ease of use, Hypervolt is committed to driving the adoption of electric vehicles and supporting a sustainable future.
About OVO Energy
OVO launched in 2009 with a belief that energy could be better. Since then we’ve welcomed over a million members, planted over a million trees and set our sights on helping to save the planet. In 2019 we launched Plan Zero - our sustainability plan. That’s why we’re helping UK homes on the Path to Zero. With a range of smart tech to choose from and our expert teams by your side, we can help you take steps to reduce your energy bills and our collective carbon footprint. Plus, we’re planting 1 million trees a year in schools and communities right here in the UK. And aiming to be a zero carbon company by 2035.
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1 Petrol variant of the Volvo XC40 used in the case study is the 2.0 B3 Core 5dr Auto
2 Based on the UK average cost of unleaded petrol at 142.86p/litre (Source: RAC Fuel Watch @1732 20/08/2024)
3 Based on the annual average mileage of 7,400 miles (Source: Britannia Car Leasing)
4 Based on the average UK domestic electricity tariff of 22.36 p/kWh (Source: The Eco Expert @20/08/2024)
