There was a rate increase on 10/1/2019. The Off-Peak price on EV2-A is now $0.16234/kWh Summer and Winter.
EV-A is presently closed to new enrollments. I'll speak to them in the a.m., see if I should switch plans yet again.
PG&E can only give you an estimate for each rate schedule based on your historical consumption data. If you are a new EV owner, you will have to adjust their estimate for your estimated usage based on your expected driving. If you don't have solar and don't use a lot of A/C at home, EV2-A will probably be the cheapest for you if you schedule your charging into the Off-Peak hours. However, if you do have solar, it's more complicated because EV2-A extended the Off-Peak all the way through the morning to 3pm, devaluing solar generation.
If you show us the part of the bill that shows the kWh used during each time period, we could help you estimate if another plan would save you a significant amount of money. You can also check the rate comparison tool at PGE.com if your historical usage for the last year is representative of your future usage.
EV2-A is actually designed to screw solar owners with net energy metering. They artificially shift peak times to later in the day (which actually aren't peak times for energy usage but are past peak solar production times) so they don'[t have to buy back solar production at peak rates. I'm grandfathered into EV-A for another year and then my benefits of going solar will drop by about 1/3.
