Utrecht to plug in 500 V2G-capable Renaults as backup battery

Joris Van Roy

November 28, 2024

Car-sharing platform MyWheels will deploy a fleet of 500 Renault e5 E-tech EVs in the city of Utrecht, capable of bi-directional charging to help to stabilize the grid on peak-demand hours /MyWheels

The all-electric Renault 5 E-tech is one of the first Renault vehicles equipped with a bidirectional charger capable of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G). From March 2025, the Dutch city of Utrecht will implement that with a fleet of 500 shared Renault EVs that will help stabilize the grid and deliver extra ele
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