GM launched its new “PowerBank” stationary home battery unit, designed to offer backup power during outages, functioning like a generator.
Taking on Tesla in the home energy market, General Motors has launched its own powerful battery system, the PowerBank, offering compelling features and flexible integration options.
Furthermore, users with existing solar power systems, or those planning to install them, can seamlessly integrate their solar setup with the PowerBank. “The flexibility of our energy management tools, combined with one of the market’s largest lineups of vehicle-to-home-capable EVs, gives our customers more control over their energy use, helping to mitigate the impact of power outages, integrating renewable energy options and unlocking additional values,” Sheffer
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