Bidirectional charging involves more frequent charge and discharge cycles compared to standard one-way charging. This can, in theory, contribute to faster battery wear over time due to increased usage.
Modern EV batteries are designed to handle thousands of cycles. When managed properly — with smart energy controls and thermal management — the impact of bidirectional use on degradation is usually minimal, especially if used occasionally or in optimized cycles.
Some EV manufacturers design their systems specifically for bidirectional use and account for it in their battery management strategies. You can check battery warranty and degradation expectations for each model on our website.