According to @XPengMotors on Twitter, XPENG’s V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) feature allows electric vehicle users to power external devices such as festive lighting directly from their car, enhancing user experience and offering new smart home integration opportunities. This AI-driven technology positions XPENG as a leader in the application of artificial intelligence for energy management and consumer convenience, creating significant business potential for partnerships in smart home, holiday lighting, and EV accessories markets (Source: @XPengMotors, Twitter, Dec 22, 2025).

According to XPENG (@XPengMotors), the XPENG G9’s V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) technology is enabling electric vehicle owners to power household devices and festive activities, such as Christmas decorations, using their car’s battery. This practical application highlights the growing trend of AI-integrated smart energy management in EVs, opening new business opportunities for AI-driven energy optimization platforms, smart home integration, and portable power solutions tailored for consumers and event planners. This trend demonstrates how AI-powered vehicle features are expanding beyond mobility into broader energy and lifestyle sectors (source: XPENG, Dec 22, 2025).

According to Sawyer Merritt, the new Tesla Model Y Performance now features Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability, delivering up to 2.4kW of power (120V at 20A) through two household outlets (Source: Sawyer Merritt on Twitter, Nov 30, 2025). This innovation enables direct energy supply to smart home devices, AI-powered home automation systems, and backup infrastructure, creating new business opportunities for AI-driven energy management solutions. The integration of V2L opens up practical applications in residential and commercial environments, allowing AI platforms to optimize energy distribution and support critical systems during grid outages, further accelerating the adoption of AI-powered smart energy ecosystems.

According to Sawyer Merritt, Tesla has announced the Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability for the Model Y L in China, as reported by Drive Tesla Canada. This new feature leverages AI-driven energy management systems, allowing the car to supply power to external devices and homes, which opens up significant business opportunities in energy resilience and smart home integration. The move highlights Tesla's strategy to integrate advanced AI technology within automotive platforms, strengthening its foothold in the Chinese EV and clean tech markets. This development could accelerate the adoption of AI-powered energy solutions in China, driving further innovation and partnerships in the smart mobility and renewable energy sectors (Source: Sawyer Merritt via Drive Tesla Canada).