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A Hyundai Ioniq 5 Fleet Will Partially Power a Dutch City Using Bidirectional Charging
28 Apr 2022 | Abstracted from Jalopnik
"...the critically acclaimed hatch is gaining a new skill, now that Hyundai is experimenting with bidirectional charging and Vehicle-to-Grid solutions in the Dutch city of Utrecht."Hyundai and We Drive Solar have rolled out a fleet of 25 Ioniq 5 models with V2G tech in the Netherlands. The fleet is made up of lightly modified Ioniq 5s which will store energy from renewable sources, and feed that clean energy back to the grid during peak usage hours."
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