I think our electric rates are around $0.12/kWh all-in (Austin Energy). Depends on what tier you end up in, but they are all fixed prices at the moment based on usage. There is no time-based pricing yet, though they've said they may switch to that at some point. Definitely different than other parts of country, to be sure. Would definitely install solar if I lived somewhere where electric rates were that high!
@Tesla2.0, what's interesting is that a lot of people don't know that Texas has a crazy amount of wind generation. Last I looked it's like 30-40% (or more) of total generation according to Ercot! Totally agree that CA needs to invest more in production.
Regarding the comparison to charging being more expensive than gas, not sure that's true across the entire country (but very well could be in parts of CA, IL, NY, etc.) for a couple reasons. #1 - a decent number of competitor cars like Mercedes require higher octane fuel which is significantly more expensive than regular unleaded. I'd be hard pressed to say that a Mercedes S-class (or similar) is cheaper to fuel up than it is to charge a Lucid (or any EV for that matter). While I loved my wife's GLS, filling that tank when premium was over $4 or $5 wasn't fun. Also, assuming the $0.30/kWh for fast charging, if you had to charge 100 kWh (~90% of GT battery), that's still only $30. Or if you compare to the full $81.60 using the $0.81/kWh pricing above, filling a comparable car with a 21 gallon tank which requires premium unleaded (like a Mercedes) would cost over $100 based on $4.75-5/gallon. Premium gas is lower than that here in Austin at the moment, but so are the fast charging rates, which AE charges $0.21 per minute, or $25 every 6 months for unlimited level 2 charging around the city...
All depends on where electric charging rates/gas prices are in your area. Hard to make a blanket statement...