Is bi-directional electric car charging the silver bullet for energy storage?
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First reported by The Driven ·
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The quick read
- Incentivising bi-directional charging would accelerate EV uptake
- Bi-directional charging gives homeowners a reason to size their solar for both house and car
- Bi-directional charging allows EVs to act as energy storage devices
- Dealers could offer energy storage solutions as an added value to customers
For dealers: Incentivising bi-directional charging would create new sales opportunities and increase customer loyalty for Australian dealers
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
Incentivising bi-directional charging would be a game-changer for Australian dealers, as it would further accelerate EV uptake and create new sales opportunities
This technology would give homeowners a reason to size their solar for both house and car, increasing the potential for dealers to offer bundled solutions
What it means for energy storage
Bi-directional charging would allow EVs to act as energy storage devices, providing a new revenue stream for dealers and creating new opportunities for customer engagement
Dealers could offer energy storage solutions as an added value to customers, increasing customer loyalty and retention
Impact on sales and marketing
The ability to incentivise bi-directional charging would allow dealers to target customers who are interested in renewable energy and sustainability, creating a new niche market
Dealers could use this technology as a unique selling point, differentiating themselves from competitors and attracting new customers
Call to action
This week, dealers could start researching bi-directional charging technology and exploring ways to incorporate it into their sales and marketing strategies, in order to stay ahead of the competition
Full coverage
Is bi-directional electric car charging the silver bullet for energy storage?
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