DRIVING THE FUTURE OF
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DRIVING THE FUTURE OF HOME ENERGY

Get more from your eligible GM EV with powerful home energy incentives from PG&E.

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Earn Up To $4,500* in Incentives 
from PG&E

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is offering its customers up to $4,500* in post-purchase incentives for eligible Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC EV owners* who buy and install GM Energy products with vehicle-to-home (V2H) bidirectional capabilities—and enroll in the PG&E Vehicle-to-Everything Residential Pilot Program. GM Energy’s innovative V2H products let you use your V2H-capable GM EV* as a source of backup power, store your own energy from the grid or integrate with compatible solar for even greater energy freedom.

To qualify for the PG&E Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Residential Pilot Program*, start by exploring GM Energy’s eligible V2H products below!

Visit PG&E to see Program terms and conditions.
GM Energy V2H Enablement Kit

PG&E Incentives Offer through 12.31.25*

GM Energy V2H Enablement Kit

Product Price $6,999*

$2,499-$4,499*

After Receipt of Potential PG&E V2X Pilot Incentives

  • Unlocks the V2H bidirectional capabilities of the GM Energy PowerShift Charger

  • Installed with the GM Energy PowerShift Charger, it enables you to send power from your V2H-capable GM EV* back to your properly equipped home* in an outage

  • Includes GM Energy Home Hub, Inverter & Dark Start Battery

  • Only eligible if you already have the GM Energy PowerShift Charger; sold separately
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GM Energy V2H Bundle

PG&E Incentives Offer through 12.31.25*

GM Energy V2H Bundle

Product Price $8,998*

$4,498-$6,498*

After Receipt of Potential PG&E V2X Pilot Incentives

  • Fast level 2 EV charging in your own garage

  • Tap into your V2H-capable GM EV’s* energy to provide power to your properly equipped home* during a blackout

  • Includes GM Energy PowerShift Charger & GM Energy V2H Enablement Kit
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GM Energy Home System

PG&E Incentives Offer through 12.31.25*

GM Energy Home System

Product Price $16,997*

$12,497-$14,497*

After Receipt of Potential PG&E V2X Pilot Incentives

  • All-in-one system works seamlessly to store and use energy from the grid or compatible solar

  • Keep your home and V2H-capable GM EV* powered up in emergencies or when energy costs are high

  • Manage your home system right from your mobile phone*

  • Includes GM Energy PowerShift Charger, GM Energy PowerBank, GM Energy Home Hub & Inverter
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Timeline

Step 1

Purchase Eligible Products
  • Visit PG&E to see Program terms and conditions

  • You must have purchased or leased an eligible GM EV

  • Purchase GM Energy products such as the GM Energy Powershift Charger and the GM Energy V2H Enablement Kit, the GM Energy V2H Bundle, or the GM Energy Home System which will enable V2H bidirectional capabilities

  • GM EV must NOT have an open GM recall

  • Previous purchases of eligible GM EVs and the GM Energy V2H products shown above also qualify

  • Eligible GM EV list may expand as new models are released

Step 2

Install Products
  • Enrollment requires installation to be completed by an Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program (EVITP) certified electrician

  • Qmerit, GM's preferred installation provider, is a great place to start

  • Visit PG&E to learn more about installation here

Step 3

Enroll*
  • Enroll through the GM Energy Smart Charging portal

  • Next, visit PG&E to enroll through the PG&E application

  • For GM-related questions, email smartcharging.support@gm.com
Timeline

Step 1

Purchase Eligible Products
  • Visit PG&E to see Program terms and conditions

  • You must have purchased or leased an eligible GM EV

  • Purchase GM Energy products such as the GM Energy Powershift Charger and the GM Energy V2H Enablement Kit, the GM Energy V2H Bundle, or the GM Energy Home System which will enable V2H bidirectional capabilities

  • GM EV must NOT have an open GM recall

  • Previous purchases of eligible GM EVs and the GM Energy V2H products shown above also qualify

  • Eligible GM EV list may expand as new models are released

Step 2

Install Products
  • Enrollment requires installation to be completed by an Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program (EVITP) certified electrician

  • Qmerit, GM's preferred installation provider, is a great place to start

  • Visit PG&E to learn more about installation here

Step 3

Enroll*
  • Enroll through the GM Energy Smart Charging portal

  • Next, visit PG&E to enroll through the PG&E application

  • For GM-related questions, email smartcharging.support@gm.com
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PG&E Residential V2X Pilot Program?

The Vehicle-to-Everything Pilot Program helps PG&E and its customers better understand and leverage the value of bidirectional charging technology. This technology provides emergency backup power from an eligible V2H-capable GM EV to your properly equipped home. In exchange for allowing PG&E to see how this technology works during a grid outage, PG&E is compensating enrollees with up to $4,500 in incentives.*

How much will I receive in incentives?

After applying and being approved by PG&E and GM Energy, the customer is eligible to receive $2,500 residential upfront infrastructure incentives, plus an additional $500 if a customer lives in a disadvantaged community, and an additional $1,500 early adopter incentives for the first 250 participants in the pilot. There are 400 available spots for GM EV customers in the pilot. Customers may also be eligible to receive additional incentives for participating in planned backup power events, maintaining enrollment through the end of the pilot term. Visit PG&E to see Program terms and conditions.

How do I find an EVITP certified electrician?

Visit EVITP for a list of EVITP certified electricians.

What is ELRP?

ELRP, or the Emergency Load Reduction Program, is a pilot program administered by PG&E that offers participants financial incentives to reduce energy usage during times of high grid stress and emergencies. When it comes to your EV, you can help mitigate grid constraints by pausing the charge on your EV. On the day of an ELRP event, GM Energy will attempt to accommodate your selected charge preferences while working to charge your vehicle outside the times of the ELRP Event. You may opt out of having your EV charge paused. Events occur only during the summer season between May 1 and October 31, and their scheduling is limited to between 4PM and 9PM PT.

Is there a cap for the program?

This program has a cap of 1,000 participants, of which 400 can be GM customers. We do not expect to reach this cap during 2025.

When will I receive compensation?

The upfront infrastructure incentive will be issued via check or ACH by PG&E to the customer once enrolled and accepted in the pilot. Participants will receive their incentive within 4-6 weeks of successfully enrolling in the pilot.

How long does the program run?

The PG&E V2X Pilot Program runs through Dec 31, 2025.