SaaS / Enegaeru EV & V2H · Kokusai Kogyo
Compare battery electric vehicles, charging and vehicle-to-home with rooftop solar, stationary batteries and Japanese household energy costs.
A battery electric vehicle (BEV) can change both mobility costs and household electricity demand. Vehicle-to-home (V2H) adds another decision: when and how the vehicle battery is available to supply the home.
For automakers, charging providers, homebuilders and energy retailers, compare driving patterns, charging timing, electricity tariffs, rooftop solar and stationary batteries within the supported scope. Explain the assumptions behind household energy-cost changes, rather than treating the vehicle battery as always available.
Use the EV TCO service for vehicle ownership-cost comparisons, and BizEV for commercial fleet and facility scenarios. Vehicle compatibility, charging hardware, battery use and V2H operating limits must be confirmed for the actual system.
Vehicle total cost of ownership → · Commercial fleets and site energy →
Automakers; vehicle dealers; charger and V2H manufacturers; installers; energy retailers.
Choose a realistic weekday and weekend usage pattern. Compare charging-only and V2H scenarios with the same household and vehicle assumptions.
Vehicle availability, compatible equipment, conversion losses and operation determine the result. Economic simulation is separate from live charging control and emergency-power engineering.
Tell us your customer segment, local operating model and first use case. We will discuss product fit and any additional data, integration, training or specialist work required.
This page is an English introduction. Confirm interface, documentation, report and support languages for the product or engagement. Bilingual outputs and localization should be specified explicitly.
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Tell us what you want to launch in Japan, who will use it, and where the work is getting stuck. We can discuss the right combination of software, APIs, data and specialist support.