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Tesla Brings V2H Capability to Model 3 and Model Y, but Hardware Requirements Limit Availability
Tesla has introduced vehicle-to-home (V2H) bidirectional charging for its popular Model 3 and Model Y, allowing compatible vehicles to provide backup power during grid outages.
Renault and EDF Partner to Bring Integrated V2G and V2H Solutions to France
Renault Group and EDF Group have announced a partnership to offer an integrated residential charging solution in France by summer 2027, combining EVs, home charging equipment, and smart energy management with V2G and V2H capabilities.
New Zealand Launches Its Largest Bidirectional Charging Trial
New Zealand’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) and OpenLoop are preparing to install up to 100 bidirectional EV chargers at homes, businesses, and fleet depots to evaluate how vehicle batteries can reduce electricity costs and provide grid services.
Germany Removes Major Regulatory Barrier to V2G and Bidirectional Charging
Germany’s energy regulator, the Bundesnetzagentur, has issued a landmark decision that could accelerate the commercial deployment of bidirectional charging.
China Expands V2G Trials as It Targets 50 GW of Vehicle-Grid Flexibility
Vehicle-to-grid deployment is expanding across China as policymakers move toward large-scale use of bidirectional charging and smart EV charging. A recent Shanghai V2G exercise reached 34.6 MW of peak response capacity, with privately owned chargers accounting for most discharge session.
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