More EV Owners Can Now Get Paid To Power California’s Grid

The West Coast's largest utility is expanding its vehicle-to-everything bidirectional charging program.

Owners of many new all-electric models can now participate, including those who own the Volvo EX90 and the Chevy Bolt.

PG&E's initiative allows EV drivers to lower their energy bills and support the grid.

More electric vehicle owners in California can now use their cars’ batteries to share electricity with the grid and get paid for doing it.

Pacific Gas & Electric said Monday that it is expanding its vehicle-to-everything (V2X) program to include EVs from Nissan, Volvo, Polestar and Kia, along with more General Motors models like the Chevy Bolt.