New AutoMotive warns V2G credits overcompensate manufacturers
1 Oct 26 · 13d ago · 4 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
New AutoMotive analysis shows carmakers would receive credits worth around £4,000 per car for V2G equipment costing only a few hundred pounds, while most drivers lack the expensive chargers needed to use the technology.
“Under these proposals, one or even two extra credits worth around £4,000 each would hand manufacturers thousands per car for kit that costs a few hundred pounds, even though few drivers own the expensive charger needed to use it.”
Ben Nelmes, CEO of New AutoMotiveUK government Policy makerBen Nelmes CEO of New AutoMotive thinktankVicky Edmonds CEO of Electric Vehicle Association EnglandEnvironmental campaign groups Advocacy
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first by The Guardian, 13d ago · also Guardian Environment, Guardian
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This could be big news for V2G adoption in the UK: how does £4k off the price of a new car sound? # v2g https://www. theguardian.com/environment/20 26/oct/26/uk-carmakers-evs-automatic-charge-sell-electricity-back-to-grid-technology
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