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Tesla's new Powershare feature allows compatible Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to provide bidirectional power for home backup. This guide explains how current and some older Tesla owners can check their vehicle's touchscreen interface to confirm if their car supports this innovative functionality.
Tesla is expanding its Powershare bidirectional charging system to include Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, enabling them to provide backup power to homes. This new Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) functionality, when paired with a Powerwall 3, offers owners extended energy independence during outages.
Tesla's bidirectional PowerShare technology, previously exclusive to the Cybertruck, is now rolling out to Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, enabling them to act as home backup batteries during power outages. This capability requires a Powerwall 3 and provides an integrated energy solution for homeowners. Broader support for older Powerwall models is expected in the future.
After years of anticipation, Tesla's Cybertruck is now officially capable of providing home backup power through its bidirectional charging feature, known as 'Powershare'. This capability allows the electric pickup to integrate with a home's electrical system, offering vehicle-to-home (V2H) functionality for energy resilience during outages.
Tesla's highly anticipated Powershare feature for the Cybertruck can now integrate with the Powerwall 3 to provide home energy backup. This combination dramatically extends outage protection, offering up to three days of supplemental power, a significant boost that Tesla claims is equivalent to adding nine extra Powerwalls.
The latest Tesla app update, version 4.60, brings several key improvements designed to streamline owner experience. Users will now benefit from passkey support for enhanced security, alongside new functionalities for Powershare and the in-app wallet feature. These updates aim to make interacting with Tesla vehicles and services more convenient and secure.
