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Hoymiles launches a 22 kW bidirectional DC V2X charger that integrates home storage and EV charging, extending its residential energy ecosystem into electric mobility

Executive summary: Hoymiles released a 22 kW bidirectional DC V2X charger that operates with its HiOne All‑in‑One BESS to enable vehicle‑to‑home and home‑to‑vehicle power flows. The product links residential solar‑plus‑storage with electric mobility, potentially reducing grid reliance and creating a new revenue stream for home energy systems.

Who is involved: Hoymiles (manufacturer), HiOne BESS system, residential solar‑plus‑storage owners, and electric vehicle users.

Likely next: Hoymiles will pursue certifications and distribution channels in Europe and Asia, with possible utility pilot programs in 2027.

Hoymiles’ introduction of a 22 kW bidirectional DC V2X charger marks a concrete step toward merging residential solar‑plus‑storage systems with electric‑vehicle mobility. By allowing the HiOne All‑in‑One battery to both charge and discharge an EV, the device turns a household’s energy assets into a two‑way resource that can support self‑consumption, peak‑shaving, and, when needed, provide backup power to the home or the vehicle. This functionality addresses a growing consumer desire for a unified energy management platform that reduces reliance on the grid while increasing the utilitarian value of both stationary storage and EV batteries. From a business perspective, the launch extends Hoymiles’ existing home‑energy ecosystem into the fast‑growing V2X segment, potentially broadening its addressable market beyond traditional solar‑inverter customers. The simultaneous release of product information in Slovak, Spanish, Polish and Czech suggests a targeted rollout across Central and Eastern Europe, regions where residential solar adoption is rising and grid incentives for distributed storage are emerging. Coupled with the company’s recent mention of new emergency‑power solutions for whole‑home backup, the V2X charger could accelerate near‑term adoption as households seek integrated, resilient energy systems that combine generation, storage, and transport in a single, controllable package.

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