Enphase Demonstrates IQ Bidirectional EV Charger
Published: 18 Feb 2026
Author: Precedence Research
Enphase energy has officially launched demonstrated new product, known as IQ Bidirectional EV Charger. Enphase energy is known for developing significant electric vehicles charging products. This newly launched charger is capable not only of providing power to electric vehicles, but also of feeding electric power back into homes.
The IQ Bidirectional Charger provides vehicle-to-home(V2H) and vehicle-to-grid(V2G) services. Therefore, the individuals owning a electric vehicle can use this charger as a power source during a power outage. This charger can provide grid stability services by releasing power when needed. IQ Bidirectional Charger operates within the ecosystem of other connected home energy products and systems from Enphase. Thus, the charger is a fully connected home energy system. The user can control the flow of energy using a software interface.
While other chargers merely supply power, the IQ system features two way energy control. This allows the EVs to be integrated with other devices in the smart energy network. This product targets the residential segment and regions with high growth potential, such as regions with robust solar energy adoption. This launch aligns with a trend within electric vehicle charging industry of a shift from traditional charging equipment to emphasis on smart charging technologies, which engage the electric grid. Bidirectional charging promises to be a important part of the energy landscape.
According to industry experts, this is a strategic launch by Enphase energy, as it targets the rising adoption of electric vehicles and the increasing demand for sophisticated home charging systems. Such systems enjoy strong interest from the market, especially when they combine charging, storage and energy management.
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