FILE PHOTO: The pictogram of an electric car is painted on a parking space in Strasbourg, April 26, 2010. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler
LONDON (Reuters) - Charging electric vehicles (EV) using public chargers on Britain's streets can cost up to 1,515 pounds ($1,854.51) more annually than for those using a charger at home, according to an analysis of fees by pro-EV campaign group FairCharge.
The analysis showed that the average cost to charge an EV on a public network is now up to 1,838 pounds annually, compared with those who can pay as little as 323 pounds annually to charge at home using lower overnight tariffs.
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