UK looking to give carmakers incentives to turn EVs into ‘power plants on wheels’

The UK government is considering offering incentives to carmakers to install "vehicle to grid" technology in electric vehicles. This technology allows drivers to charge their cars automatically when electricity is cheaper and then sell some of the energy back to the grid when it's in high demand. This move could help UK manufacturers stay competitive in the growing electric vehicle market, and also support the government's goal of reducing carbon emissions.

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The UK government is considering incentives for carmakers to adopt V2G technology, which could increase demand for electric vehicles and boost the industry. This technology enables drivers to charge their cars when electricity is cheaper and sell excess

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