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My electric company (Lakeland Electric) charges 2.33 cents per kWh at night (versus over 12 cents during peak hours), but after factoring in everything else it comes out to 7 cents a kWh, which ends up being 2.359 for a "gallon" of energy.
That's a little more than a gallon of gas costs at the moment here in central Florida, but since my car (Volt) is getting way over double the gas mileage my former (Insight) got, I still dropped my fuel costs by more than 50% when I started driving the Volt.
Not that it matters much, since I was using less than a gallon of gas a day in the Insight anyway
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