> Hell they can even discharge into peak times and can thus be a net positive for grid stability. Batteries are the most expensive component of the car and won

> Hell they can even discharge into peak times and can thus be a net positive for grid stability. Batteries are the most expensive component of the car and won't get me as far as gas when they're at 100% capacity. If I were to buy an EV I would never allow discharging the battery back into the grid without hefty compensation, and probably not even then. I really don't want you putting cycles in my battery, I have battery anxiety from all my other devices already. Not an EV hater, I covet the Teslas but I'm not willing to pay the premium and charging is impractical in parts of TX that I visit family in.