Toyota and Oncor Partner to Accelerate EV Charging Ecosystem

Toyota Motor North America and Oncor Electric Delivery (Oncor), a Texas-based electric transmission and dispersing organization, have cooperated on a pilot project around vehicle-to-framework, an innovation that will permit vehicles to Stream Energy from their batteries back onto the electric lattice.

This task will be driven by the Electric Vehicle Charging Arrangements (EVCS) group at Toyota which denotes a significant organization with a public utility for the car organization in the US around the Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs).

Toyota and Oncor will be able to prepare for supporting the broader electric vehicle charging ecosystem in the United States thanks to the new research’s findings. In addition, Toyota will also improve the customer experience of its BEVs, with presenting new business opportunities, and accelerate efforts to achieve carbon neutrality through this project.

According to Christopher Yang, group vice president of Toyota EVCS, the company envisions a future in which Toyota electric vehicles not only provide the best mobility available, but also enable customers to use the vehicles to power their homes, communities, and the electric grid in emergency situations.

Jim Greer, chief operating officer and executive vice president of Oncor said that, electrification is coming, and it is their job to build a smarter, reliable, and safer electric grid that can enable the needs of their customers.