A week-by-week log of UK public EV charging tariff updates, copied only from official operator pages and the operator’s own press releases. If a previous figure was not printed on those pages, it is marked not published rather than guessed. Compiled indexes, including Zapmap, are not used.
Checked 10 November 2026. This is a record of what those pages said, not advice about where or how to charge.
This week · 10–16 November 2026
What changed this week
TotalEnergies published a Source London pricing update that takes effect from 16 November 2026. Those figures are upcoming, not the current prices — current published rates remain the tariffs effective from 1 April 2026 until then. Compared with the 1 April 2026 pages, most listed membership and Flexi / pay-as-you-go pence-per-kWh figures will rise by 3p from 16 November. From that date, Resident rapid and ultra-rapid rates are printed as a single figure each, rather than separate in-borough and outside-borough DC rates. The operator said there is no change to idle fees.
The same November page also lists Camden-only rates (fast V1 50p/kWh, fast V2 46p/kWh, ultra-rapid 61p/kWh). Earlier Camden figures for those speeds are not printed on that update.
No other official network tariff-change notices dated this week were found.
Takes effect from 16 November 2026 (upcoming — not yet current)
Source London (TotalEnergies)
Updated tariffs across offer types and charging speeds. Old figures below are taken from TotalEnergies pages that described those rates as effective from 1 April 2026. The November page does not reprint the previous numbers.
Resident · fast (7–22kW) · in borough · 8pm–7am
48p/kWh→51p/kWh
Resident · fast (7–22kW) · in borough · 7am–8pm
53p/kWh→56p/kWh
Resident · fast (7–22kW) · outside borough · 8pm–7am
55p/kWh→58p/kWh
Resident · fast (7–22kW) · outside borough · 7am–8pm
60p/kWh→63p/kWh
Resident · rapid (50kW) · April in-borough rate, now a single published rate
61p/kWh→64p/kWh
Resident · rapid (50kW) · April outside-borough rate, now a single published rate
68p/kWh→64p/kWh
Resident · ultra-rapid · April in-borough (100–200kW) to November (DC 150kW)
70p/kWh→73p/kWh
Resident · ultra-rapid · April outside-borough (100–200kW) to November (DC 150kW)
77p/kWh→73p/kWh
Taxi and private hire · fast · 8pm–7am (April page: Licensed Driver membership)
Sources: Pricing update — effective from 16 November 2026; previous tariffs from Resident, Licensed Driver, Full and Flexi updates effective 1 April 2026. The November page groups Taxi Driver and Private Hire separately at the same new rates; it groups Pay-As-You-Go / Flexi as one row. Idle fees: “No change to idle fee.”
Week of 29 September–5 October 2026
Effective 1 October 2026
ubitricity
The operator’s driver pricing page states that from 1 October it offers the pay-as-you-go structure below at ubitricity-operated charging stations. An accompanying PDF lists the local authorities where that October change applies. Previous network-wide pence figures are not printed on that PDF.
Pay-as-you-go · off-peak · midnight–7am
Not published→45p/kWh
Pay-as-you-go · standard · 7am–4pm and 8pm–midnight
Not published→56p/kWh
Pay-as-you-go · peak · 4pm–8pm
Not published→67p/kWh
Flat rate where smart charging is not available
Not published→54p/kWh
The pricing page also says drivers can charge from 38p/kWh on the Shell app, and that Richmond and Wandsworth, Greenwich and Tower Hamlets have multiple different tariffs. It recommends checking the price in pay-as-you-go or the app before starting a charge.
Lidl GB’s corporate press office announced a reduction in its Lidl Plus rapid charging tariff.
Rapid charging with Lidl Plus
62p/kWh→59p/kWh
The same release says rapid charging at Lidl is otherwise charged at 74p/kWh. That 74p figure is stated as the non-Plus rate, not as a change from an earlier price.
Source London (TotalEnergies and TfL introductory rates)
A TotalEnergies page announcing new rapid and ultra-rapid chargers with Transport for London published introductory prices for listed 50kW and 150kW points. The same page prints a standard price beside each offer. The rates apply to all users, including pay-as-you-go, Full, Resident, Taxi and Private Hire members, and exclude 7kW and 22kW chargers.
Listed TfL 50kW points · introductory vs standard printed on the same page
73p/kWh→54p/kWh
Listed TfL 150kW points · introductory vs standard printed on the same page
TotalEnergies published a set of “new tariff” pages effective 1 April 2026 and introduced a time-of-day split on fast charging. Those pages say the overnight fast rate is “lower than your current tariff” but do not print the previous pence figures, so old prices are marked not published.
Sources: Resident, Licensed Driver, Full and Flexi pricing updates effective 1 April 2026. Each page says there are no changes to idle fees.
Effective 1 April 2026
ubitricity
An official PDF titled “ubitricity April 2026 Price change” says the pricing structure changed on 1 April 2026 in a listed set of local authorities. The only pence figures printed on that PDF are for Barnet.
Each entry needs an official operator webpage or the operator’s own press release, a date, and the figures printed there. Old prices appear only when an official page stated them, or when an earlier official tariff-update page from the same operator can be compared with a later one. Gaps stay blank. This prototype was seeded on 10 November 2026; later weeks would be added the same way.