EVs can benefit from local solar generation. In fact, EV drivers are three times more likely to have solar panels than non-EV drivers. Most solar systems are net-metered, so the excess power they produce goes back into the grid, while some solar-powered EV chargers feed directly into vehicles. Other systems rely on batteries to store solar electricity, which can then be used to charge an EV.
Can you charge EVs with solar panels?
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