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Kia's EV9 can power an average home and then some - Vimarsana News

Kia's EV9 can power an average home and then some

The new SUV can also give energy back to the electrical grid with the same bidirectional charger.

Source: yahoo.com
Tesla confirms new game-changing feature coming to its cars by 2025: 'The goal is usually to get more for less' - Vimarsana News

Tesla confirms new game-changing feature coming to its cars by 2025: 'The goal is usually to get more for less'

"There are going to be lots of EVs in the next 10 years ... it's good to find another use for them as they sit in parking spots."

Source: yahoo.com
Batteries on wheels - New charging technology to make e-cars suitable for mass use as mobile power storage units - Vimarsana News

Batteries on wheels - New charging technology to make e-cars suitable for mass use as mobile power storage units

Bidirectional charging enables electric vehicles to be both charged and discharged as needed. E-cars can thus serve as mobile electricity storage units and contribute to increasing the flexibility ...

Solar Promotion GmbH: Power2Drive Europe: Mobile Electricity Storage Systems for Private Homes and Businesses - Vimarsana News

Solar Promotion GmbH: Power2Drive Europe: Mobile Electricity Storage Systems for Private Homes and Businesses

According to statistics from the European Alternative Fuels Observatory, over six million electric and hybrid cars were on Europe's roads in 2022. From 2035 onward, all cars will have to be electric

California Bill Could Make EVs Supply Electricity for Homes - Vimarsana News

California Bill Could Make EVs Supply Electricity for Homes

California might require every electric vehicle (EV) to be capable of powering homes — and the grid — through a process called bidirectional charging, which could help during blackouts.

Source: kcet.org