Electric vehicles are increasingly including the capability to serve as backup power sources. But how exactly will that work? Ford has provided a closer look at how the F-150 Lightning’s 131-kWh battery will keep the lights on in the average US home.
— Read on newatlas.com/automotive/ford-f-150-lightning-power-home-outage/
Looking forward to confirmation of pricing, earlier AUD63,000 with 180kWh lithium
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