According to a recent LinkedIn post from Tibber, driving an electric vehicle can be significantly cheaper than using petrol, citing an analysis by Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter indicating an eightfold cost advantage. The post links this cost benefit to lower running expenses and the ability to use smarter, time‑shifted charging.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that electricity prices in parts of Europe, including Germany and the Netherlands, have recently fallen into negative territory when renewable generation outpaced demand. The post suggests that Tibber’s Smart Charging product allows EV owners to shift consumption into these low or negative price hours, potentially enhancing user savings and supporting Tibber’s value proposition in dynamic power markets.
For investors, this focus on smart charging and volatility in wholesale power prices may signal a strategic alignment with increasing EV adoption and higher renewable penetration in European grids. If Tibber can scale customer adoption of its Smart Charging offering, the company could benefit from recurring revenue streams and improved customer stickiness in competitive digital energy and EV services markets.

