Automakers hope for a cut as two-way EV charging becomes rea

LONDON : Automakers from General Motors to Volvo Cars, alongside utilities and charging app operators are calculating their financial cut as EVs that allow their owners to sell power back to grids become a more realistic prospect.Bidirectional, or vehicle-to-grid (V2G), charging lets EV owners charge at o

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