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AFAIK not all Tesla's do that. I agree they should explicitly enable that and come up with some sort of warranty condition / upgrade. Saying that I'm a pretty
by dzhiurgis 1y ago
AFAIK not all Tesla's do that. I agree they should explicitly enable that and come up with some sort of warranty condition / upgrade.
Saying that I'm a pretty big V2G skeptic. I've setup excess solar charging for my car and it's kinda PITA to micromanage $1 savings. V2G is even worse + you spend something like $4k on equipment when same can buy 30kWh worth of batteries and forget about it. IMO costs will drop eventually tho.
- cyberax 1y agoThe V2G is nice because you can easily have ~100 kWh of usable storage if you have two cars. That's enough to run literally everything, including the AC, in my house for 2 days. It probably makes no sense on its own, but it can be great as a part of the system. There are some interesting products in this area, e.g.: https://www.sigenergy.com/en/products/sigenstor https://www.sigenergy.com/en/products/sigenstor you can get a full charging/inverter/solar solution for little more than $10k.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoDepends where you live. Where I live now grid is solid. Used to live a place just few km's away albeit slightly rural-ish where it would loose power at every major storm. I feel most people don't have this issue.