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Connected Kerb Charging Prices
Connected Kerb charges a typical 53p per kWh on its slow and fast chargers, including VAT, which is 15.1p a mile against 17.6p for petrol today. That is the lowest of the 4 networks we track in that band.
Connected Kerb open data, 16 October 2026 · 8,449 priced charge points at 2,443 sites · including VAT
On-street and car park chargers, mostly run with councils.
| Charger speed | Typical price | Range | Overnight | Per mile | Charge points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slow and fast (up to 49kW) | 53p | 29p to 79p | same | 15.1p | 8,417 |
| Rapid (50 to 149kW) | 64p | 41p to 79p | same | 18.3p | 32 |
Fees and payment
- Paying by contactless on slow and fast chargers typically costs 54p per kWh, against 53p in the app.
Many Connected Kerb tariffs list two energy prices without saying which applies when, so we show the higher one. Connected Kerb also offers cheaper overnight smart-charging rates in some areas, which its open data feed does not yet publish.
One Connected Kerb charge point points to a tariff the feed does not include, so it cannot be priced yet and is left out.
45 charge points are listed at 0p per kWh and left out of the prices above.
Compared with other networks
- char.gy: 59p slow and fast
- GeniePoint: 82.8p slow and fast, 82.8p rapid
- GRIDSERVE: 89p slow and fast, 92p rapid, 92p ultra-rapid
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Questions
How much does Connected Kerb charge per kWh?
Connected Kerb's open data on 16 October 2026 gives a typical pay-as-you-go price of 53p per kWh on slow and fast chargers, 64p per kWh on rapid chargers, including VAT.
Is Connected Kerb cheaper overnight?
Not in its published open data: the same price applies at midday and at 2am. Connected Kerb does offer cheaper overnight smart-charging rates in some areas, which its feed does not yet publish.
How much does it cost per mile to charge on Connected Kerb?
At 3.5 miles per kWh, 15.1p a mile on its slow and fast chargers and 18.3p a mile on its rapid chargers. A 45mpg petrol car costs 17.6p a mile at today's UK average of 174.1p a litre.
Where do these prices come from?
From Connected Kerb's own open data feed, which the Public Charge Point Regulations 2023 require it to publish. We download it every morning and add VAT, so the figures are what a driver pays.