CoopsSA
Active Member
It makes sense but it's slightly biased towards the EV on a low electricity price and high fuel prices that have already dropped overnight to below 160p in my locality for petrol.
Your unit electricity price of 15.93 p/KWh is brilliant and I'm jealous but it won't last though will it. Most of us are already paying 20p and in a weeks time it will be 28P. Come October it could be 40P. That would cast a different light on the calculations.
I agree. It's purely a comparison based on the current snapshot of both fuel prices and energy prices. I'm fortunate that my day rate is what it is, but that runs out end of June, I'll then be onto the standard variable more than likely. More than happy to re-calculate later in the year as both the rates change.