
General Motors hopes its electric vehicles will some day be so electric they can power entire homes. The automaker is partnering with PG&E in California to try doing just that, in the hopes that its EVs could be utilized as powerful battery backups in the case of electrical outages.
“Not only is this a huge advancement for electric reliability and climate resiliency, it’s yet another advantage of clean-powered EVs, which are so important in our collective battle against climate change,” PG&E CEO Patti Poppe said in a press release.