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My home PV inverter needs a minimum of about 80 volts to work. 420 Volts is nominal. Say I Running 2500W for 16 hours would pull 40 kW, which would be more than enough to run my house at night. My car is nearly 8 years old and will no longer have a warranty. Do you know if that 2500W...

Thank you for the link to the other thread "Powering house or ..." and this additional information. I found some DC converters on line that will boost a 12 volt source. I'll test my idea out with a simple stand alone 12 volt car battery. Thank you again. Codger222

I think it is great that Ford has that Charge Station Pro feature in their F150 Lightning vehicles. I think that that might have caused Tesla to put that feature in their Cyber Truck. Tesla has been slow to add the 2 way charging option to any other of the other vehicles in their line up...

Also I have 2 other cars in the garage, so I could leave the Model X plugged to discharge at night and still have wheels to go places.

Bobkart, Thank you for the reply and correcting my use of watts and watt-hours. Meter running backwards question: Yes. I have 2 Fronius grid tie inverters running and sending electricity back to the grid. I produced more electricity than I needed last year and should be getting a small...

Tesla did give us all early adopters life time unlimited charging. We paid a premium for it and helped get the company off the ground. I also doubt I would actually go to a super charger every day. Kinda not a very productive use of my time. It would though allow me to use the Model X...

Anyone know of an aftermarket product that I can buy that will connect my Tesla Model X or Model S to a PV grid tied inverter and allow me to discharge vehicle battery at night? My battery warranty is over, so I'm not worried about voiding my Tesla battery warranty. I have unlimited lifetime...