In Pictures: PG&E Expands California V2X Program, Adding Kia, Volvo, Polestar, Nissan and New Chargers

PG&E's expanded V2X program brings bidirectional charging to more California drivers.

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New automaker partners add Kia, Volvo, Polestar and Nissan to the utility's V2X roster.

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Bidirectional chargers let EV owners send power back to the grid during peak demand.

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Residential incentives of up to $13,000 aim to make home backup power more affordable.

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The program expansion supports California's push for grid resilience and clean energy.

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V2X technology turns parked EVs into flexible energy resources for homes and utilities.

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Participating owners can use their vehicles for home backup power during outages.

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PG&E continues to widen access to vehicle-to-everything charging across its service area.

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The utility's growing charger network underpins the broader V2X rollout.

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