Power to Choose the Gexa SavEV Choice 12 Plan
What Is Power to Choose?
Power to Choose is the official electricity shopping website managed by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). It was created to help consumers in deregulated parts of Texas compare electricity plans from various retail electric providers (REPs) based on criteria like price, contract terms, renewable energy content, and usage estimates. By entering a ZIP code, users can browse a wide range of plan options and make more informed decisions about their electricity service. The goal of the platform is to increase transparency and foster competition, which ideally leads to better prices and services for consumers.
However, while Power to Choose is a helpful starting point, it's a good idea for consumers to also visit the REPs’ actual websites. These sites, like Gexa Energy’s site, often offer a wider selection of electricity plans, as well as detailed information about each plan, including terms and conditions, fees, and additional services that may not be fully explained on the state website. Providers may also have exclusive deals or promotions available only through their own site. By cross-checking information, consumers can avoid confusion or surprises in their billing and ensure they’re selecting a plan that truly fits their usage patterns.
What Is the Gexa SavEV Choice 12 Plan?
If you’ve explored the Power to Choose website and looked at what Gexa Energy has to offer, you may have come across the Gexa SavEV Choice 12 plan, especially if you’re an EV owner looking for ways to benefit from the energy you use charging your EV. The Gexa SavEV Choice 12 plan is an energy plan specifically designed for EV owners and offers the following benefits:
- Consistent monthly rate for the length of the contract
- Protection from market volatility
- More predictability
- Free nighttime charging from 11 PM – 5 AM*
While this EV plan offers valuable benefits, it may not be the ideal choice for everyone. That’s why it’s important to explore all the plans we offer and understand their key features, so you can make the most informed decision based on your unique needs and circumstances. You can explore our full selection of energy plans—including fixed-rate plans, variable-price options, usage credit plans, and more—conveniently and in detail right on our website.
Why Purchase a Plan Through Gexa vs. Power to Choose?
Choosing an energy plan directly from Gexa Energy’s website offers unique benefits that may differ from using the Power to Choose platform. While Power to Choose is a great tool for comparing REPs, it doesn’t always show the full selection of plans each company offers.
By visiting Gexa’s site, you gain access to a broader range of options—including exclusive plans and offers that aren’t available on third-party sites. This direct approach gives you a more customized experience, allowing you to find a plan that truly matches your energy needs and lifestyle. With more choices and in-depth plan details, you can make a well-informed decision with confidence.
FAQs About the Gexa SavEV Choice 12 Plan
Charging an electric vehicle is simple—you just plug it in, much like charging a phone. Most EVs come with a basic charger that can be plugged into a standard home outlet, but for faster charging, many drivers install a Level 2 charger at home or use public charging stations. These stations can be found at shopping centers, workplaces, and along highways. Depending on the charger type, it can take anywhere from several hours to just 30 minutes to charge your vehicle. Just plug in, wait for the battery to recharge, and you’re good to go.
How much an EV affects your electric bill depends on things like your car’s efficiency, how often you drive, and the electricity rates where you live. However, by choosing an EV-friendly plan such as Gexa’s SavEV 12 or 24 plan, you can lower your monthly costs. These plans offer special discounts for charging your vehicle during off-peak hours, helping you drive greener while saving money.
In addition to the EV plans we've already mentioned, Gexa offers the following types of electricity plans:
Purchase an EV Plan Directly From Our Website
If you're a Texas resident considering an electric vehicle plan, it's worth exploring your options beyond the Power to Choose website. While platforms like Power to Choose can be a helpful starting point, shopping directly through Gexa Energy’s website gives you access to our full lineup of EV-friendly plans—including exclusive offers and flexible options tailored to your lifestyle.
By going straight to the source, you can compare all available plans, find the one that best fits your driving and charging habits, and take full advantage of features designed to help you save. For those ready to make the most of their EV investment, Gexa’s website is the smartest place to start. Browse and shop all of our available electricity plans today.
*Reduced energy charges apply Monday through Sunday from 11:00 PM to 4:59 AM. Gexa Smart EV Charging Service is currently available for compatible electric vehicles and Level 2 chargers. Gexa obtains the current information about your EV using certain services provided by SmartCar to which you consent when you enroll on our Smart EV Charging Service, including battery capacity, battery level (“State-of-Charge”), estimated range, physical EV location, and charging status. See enrollment, FAQs, the “Non-Commodity Products” section of your residential terms of service and Gexa’s privacy policy for additional information. No affiliation with or endorsement of Gexa by electric vehicle manufacturers is implied. Gexa has no responsibility or liability for third-party services or equipment and reserves the right to modify or cancel EV charging service at any time 027
Gexa Energy purchases renewable energy credits (RECs) from renewable generation resources throughout North America to match 100% of the energy sold under your electric plan. The RECs Gexa purchases represent the renewable attributes of power generated from a variety of renewable energy sources, including, but not limited to, the sun, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, wave or tidal energy, and biomass or biomass-based waste products, including landfill gas.