Electric Cars with V2H (Vehicle-to-Home)
V2H involves using energy from your EV to power your home or business. This works in the same way a stationary home storage battery (like the Tesla Powerwall 2) does in reducing grid consumption, except your car needs to be plugged into a bidirectional charger.
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| # | Model | V2H Power | Battery Size |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | No Image Nissan Leaf 2019-2024 $50,990 | 7 kW | 39 kWh |
2 | 7 kW | 28 kWh | |
3 | No Image Nissan Leaf e+ 2021-2024 $61,490 | 7 kW | 59 kWh |
FAQs
A compatible bi-directional charger is required.
Yes, V2H can power your home during peak hours, reducing reliance on the grid and lowering energy bills.