General Motors
General Motors develops connected electric vehicles and bidirectional charging capabilities spanning vehicle-to-home and broader energy services.
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- Headquarters
- Detroit, Michigan, United States
- Founded
- 1908
- Ownership
- Public
- Profile reviewed
- August 3, 2026
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About General Motors
Company overview and documented relevance to the V2X ecosystem.
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Why This Matters
General Motors is part of a larger connected-mobility system. Companies turn V2X concepts into vehicles, roadside equipment, communications services, software, and operating systems. Their partnerships and deployments show which ideas are moving into practical use.
V2X technologies
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Bidirectional Charging
AutomakerBDC
Bidirectional Charging allows an electric vehicle battery to receive electricity and return stored energy to a home, building, load, or electric grid.
GM Energy V2H Bundle · Reviewed July 24, 2026
Products
Products connected to General Motors in V2X Intelligence.
GM Energy PowerShift Charger
Residential 19.2 kW charger that supports V2H when paired with GM's enablement hardware.
View productGM Energy V2H Enablement Kit
Home hub, inverter, and dark-start equipment enabling compatible GM EVs to supply home backup power.
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Locations
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Deployments (0)
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