Tesla Powershare

With Powershare technology, Cybertruck, Model 3 and Model Y owners can power their homes during a power outage, or the grid during a high demand event, using energy from their vehicle. Learn more about Powershare’s features, or select one of the following to see how Powershare fits in your home energy system:

Powershare Home Backup

With Powershare Home Backup, Cybertruck can automatically provide backup power to your home with up to 11.5 kW of power for over three days.1 Powershare Home Backup can detect an outage and start providing power within one minute without noise, emissions or maintenance.

Powershare Home Backup With Powerwall

With Powerwall, you can use Cybertruck, Model 3 or Model Y to extend your backup duration during long outages. Tesla Solar Panels or Solar Roof help offset your energy needs and support your system by providing power to charge your Tesla vehicle, power your home or charge your Powerwall throughout the outage.

Powershare Grid Support

In certain areas, Powershare Grid Support lets you sell the energy stored in your Cybertruck battery back to the grid during high-demand periods allowing you to make money while your vehicle is plugged in.

The Tesla App

Use the Tesla app to learn about your Powershare Home Backup system or enroll in a Powershare Grid Support program. To enable Powershare, open your vehicle control settings in the Tesla app.

Powershare Backup app screen
Enable Home Backup app screen
Home backup app screen
What You Need for Powershare

The equipment you need for Powershare depends on the configuration of your home’s energy system and which vehicle you own.

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1 Estimate based on an average U.S. home energy usage of 30 kWh per day. Results may vary based on your your solar equipment, vehicle model and actual energy usage.