MG’s MGU9 electric ute went on sale in Australia on October 29 with V2L, a 430km WLTP range and 3,500kg towing — but the launch reports give no V2L power rating, so check the rating before you plan work around it.
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Kia's PV7 electric van is reported to offer up to 9.2kW of V2L power for tools — but European order books do not open until April 2027 and first deliveries arrive in summer 2027. Fleets that need van power today do not have to wait: a standalone pure sine wave inverter fits any existing van now.
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