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

Automakers and utilities are gearing up for V2G technology, enabling EV owners to sell power back to grids. Major players like GM, Ford, Volkswagen, and Nuvve are actively involved in this evolving landscape of bidirectional charging.

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