EV’s have become the new choice for Indian’s, but it might astound you to know that its not the range as well as fast charging that has captivated the attention of Indian Users. Rather its the vehicle to load capabilities. All most all EV vehicles currently on sale in India come with Vehicle to load technology that helps users to charge and use electrical appliances using the stored energy in the vehicle battery.

Recently a video of the KIA-EV6 being used for blending carrots broke the internet and, soon after that a new user has erupted over the internet showcasing his special usage of Vehicle To Load technology. The user @imrgothwal on Instagram has uploaded several reels on his Instagram page regarding the use of his Curvv’s Vehicle to load technology.

Tata’s Intention Behind Vehicle To Load Tech

Manufacturers often try to maximize the usability of their vehicles for users, Vehicle To load tech has been one such feature. While the aim behind would have been to provide the vehicle with the feature to charge other vehicles as well, as of now its is being used to cook pakoda’s and Gajar Halwa in India.

Vehicle to load Limits

Often V2L feature has a limit, exceeding the limit can cause issues for the vehicles. The useable limit of the KIA V2l was around 16A only exceeding this limit can cause teh vehicle significant damage.

Tata’s V2L Usability limit

To ensure that such uses do not hamper the performance of the vehicle. Manufacturers equip the vehicles with a failsafe limit that allows the vehicle to continually provide for the V2l use only until the battery capacity reaches 20%. After 20% the V2L cuts off and does not provide any current to outside appliances.

Tata Curvv EV

Tata offers the Curvv EV with two different battery packs, the 45 kwh variant has a claimed range of around 502 km on a single charge and the 55 KWH variant has a 585 km range. The 45 kwh variant has a 148 bhp and 215 nm of peak torque. While the other one has a 165 bhp with a 215 nm of torque.

The price of the vehicle starts at Rs 17.49 Lakh Rs and goes upto Rs 21.99 lakh Rs. The video and its quirkiness are a resolute example of how Indians are adapting to new types of vehicles. And how in the long term they might be able to completely shift to the use of EV’s

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