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Connected to the Grid, Maxus' Electric Vehicles Could Avoid Blackouts and Make Money While Parked.

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MAXUS is successfully testing bidirectional charging on several electric models and is preparing to launch it in Europe. This technology allows vehicles to return energy to buildings or the grid, with direct economic benefits for individuals and fleets, especially in V2G applications that can stabilize the power supply.

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Connected to the Grid, Maxus' Electric Vehicles Could Avoid Blackouts and Make Money While Parked.

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forococheselectricos broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, May 16, 2025.

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Connected to the Grid, Maxus' Electric Vehicles Could Avoid Blackouts and Make Money While Parked.

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Connected to the Grid, Maxus' Electric Vehicles Could Avoid Blackouts and Make Money While Parked.

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