Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) is a feature that allows an electric vehicle (EV) to supply power directly to external devices, appliances, or equipment. Instead of only using electricity for driving, the EV’s battery can act as a portable power source for everyday or emergency use.

With V2L, users can plug devices into the vehicle using standard power outlets or adapters, enabling the EV to run items such as laptops, lights, small appliances, or even power tools. This makes it especially useful for outdoor activities, remote work, camping, or backup power during outages.

Unlike Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G), which sends energy back to the electricity grid, V2L focuses on powering individual devices or loads directly from the vehicle. It does not require grid connectivity or complex infrastructure, making it simpler and more immediately practical.

V2L systems are designed with safety features to regulate power output and protect both the vehicle and connected devices. The amount of power available depends on the vehicle’s battery capacity and system design.

Overall, V2L expands the functionality of EVs beyond transportation, turning them into versatile mobile energy sources for both convenience and emergency situations.