Mobility House Deploys First Residential V2G Charger
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- The Mobility House and Wallbox installed a Kia EV9 with a Quasar 2 bidirectional charger in a San Diego County home, the county’s first residential V2G interconnection.
- The Mobility House obtained a utility interconnection approval that enables the system to export electricity to the grid, delivering true vehicle‑to‑grid (V2G) capability.
- Russell Vare VP of Vehicle‑Grid Integration at The Mobility House North America, said the milestone proves commercialization of vehicle‑to‑everything services and noted many owners overlook the need for utility approval.
- Dylan Gasperik director of marketing communications for The Mobility House North America, emphasized that V2G integration with Kia and utility programs can strengthen the nation’s strained energy grid.
Why it matters: Homeowners gain a new revenue stream by selling stored EV power back to utilities, while utilities acquire flexible, distributed generation that eases grid stress and reduces reliance on new fossil‑fuel plants.
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