Does NACS (Tesla) support V2H?

[lisa1]

Google is your friend. But IngeerX has probably done the best technical analysis to debunk the nonsense.



Don't see how that's relevant. No one is saying V2H can't work and it has already been done. Just not by Tesla. Tesla is certainly capable of adding V2H to their cars but they have a powerful business reason for not doing it. It's called Tesla Powerwall.

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[astricklin]

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Yup, and currently, using v2g/v2h on your Tesla vehicle will void the battery warranty. So I don't foresee Tesla ever changing this stance on their vehicles. Now it's entirely possible that when NACS is formally specified by SAE, they will include v2g capabilities in the specification.