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Data security a priority for Polestar before it rolls out bidirectional V2G charging tech
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Summary: Polestar says bidirectional V2G charging technology is nearly ready for Australian rollout, with the Polestar 3 already equipped with the capability. The brand prioritises data security and battery protection as it works toward vehicle trials, awaiting finalisation of the Dash 20 standard governing grid connection protocols.
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Data security a priority for Polestar before it rolls out bidirectional V2G charging tech
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