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IAA MOBILITY 2025 | Summit Stage

Roger Atkins: How underrated is bidirectional charging?

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Roger Atkins, Marcus Fendt and Class Bracklo on the Summit Stage at IAA MOBILITY 2025.Roger Atkins, Marcus Fendt and Class Bracklo on the Summit Stage at IAA MOBILITY 2025.Roger Atkins, Marcus Fendt and Class Bracklo on the Summit Stage at IAA MOBILITY 2025.Roger Atkins, Marcus Fendt and Class Bracklo on the Summit Stage at IAA MOBILITY 2025.Roger Atkins, Marcus Fendt and Class Bracklo on the Summit Stage at IAA MOBILITY 2025.

Electric vehicles are evolving from simple transportation into mobile energy storage systems. In this Summit Stage discussion from IAA MOBILITY 2025, Roger Atkins (Founder, Electric Vehicles Outlook Ltd) sits down with Marcus Fendt (Managing Director, The Mobility House Energy) and Claas Bracklo (Policy Director, BMW Group) to unpack the reality of bi-directional charging.

After being introduced over a decade ago in Japan following the 2012 tsunami, bi-directional charging has faced a slow rollout across Europe. Our expert panel breaks down the reasons behind the delay, citing five-to-six-year automotive innovation cycles and decade-long standardization processes.

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Panelists:

Host: Roger Atkins, Founder, Electric Vehicles Outlook Ltd

Marcus Fendt: Managing Director, The Mobility House Energy

Claas Bracklo: Policy Director, BMW Group / Charging Interface Initiative (CharIN)

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Roger Atkins, Founder, Electric Vehicles Outlook Ltd at IAA Conference 2025

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