
Vehicle-to-load lets Indian EVs power a kettle, a laptop, an AC, even another car. Here is what it really does.
That is a power bank on wheels. V2L is the feature that lets you use it.
Through a cabin socket or a charge-port adapter. V2V uses it to slow-charge another EV.
If V2L matters to you, ask the dealer to demonstrate it before you sign.
About the same as one 15-amp household socket. Enough for a lot, but not for everything at once.
A night of camping with a 1-ton AC (about 8 kWh) costs around 55 km. A kettle costs under a kilometre.
Donor loses about 65 km, recipient gains about 55 km. V2V gets you to the next charger. It is not a fast charger.
For a commuter it is a party trick. It comes bundled in top variants.
Read the full V2L explainer