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EV Charger Installation FAQs
The GM Energy V2H (Vehicle-to-Home) platform is a complete backup power solution that allows you to use your electric vehicle to power your home during outages or peak grid hours. The system includes:
All components are designed to work together to ensure safe, efficient power transfer between your EV and home. Goose Electric is trained and certified to install every part of the system, following NEC code and utility coordination to ensure your setup performs exactly as intended.
Not every GM EV supports vehicle-to-home energy yet, but the list is growing quickly. As of 2025, the following GM models are V2H-ready:
More models are expected to be added as GM rolls out updates to its Ultium platform. If you’re not sure your EV is compatible, Goose Electric will verify it before we begin any installation. Our team stays up to date on the latest from GM Energy to ensure you’re always working with the most accurate information.
A GM EV with a fully charged battery can typically power essential household circuits for one to three days, depending on your energy usage and vehicle capacity. For example, a Silverado EV with a 200+ kWh battery can run:
Goose Electric evaluates your home’s electrical usage and configures the system so your backup power is maximized without overloading. This way, your EV becomes a reliable power source, not just a car in your driveway.
Yes, GM’s V2H Gateway and Home Hub can be integrated with solar systems to create a hybrid power setup. This lets you:
Goose Electric ensures your bidirectional charging and solar equipment work seamlessly together. If needed, we coordinate with your solar provider and verify that all hardware, breakers, and grounding paths are configured properly for both systems.
Yes, the City of Manteca requires permits for all major electrical installations, including bidirectional charger setups like GM Energy V2H. This covers:
Goose Electric handles the full permitting process on your behalf. We submit plans, schedule inspections, and ensure your system meets all local, state, and utility requirements. Our installations are always done to California electrical code (C10 License #1087513) and backed by a two-year workmanship warranty.