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Many of these comments are silly. Pointing out that the way things currently are and saying that precludes things being different in the future is foolish. It's like saying cell phones can't work back before there were any cell towers. Something not existing yet is not evidence of it not being viable in the future.
Who knows what charging standards will exist a quarter century from now? Just think of what's changed since 2000. You probably went from no cell phone and hardly using the internet for anything to using the internet on your cell phone for just about everything.
Regarding people not wanting to wear their EV battery by participating in V2G; setting upper and lower limits to drastically reduce wear to near zero will alleviate those concerns, and providing economic incentives will be sufficient to get wide participation. We don't need oil pan's Leaf on the grid when we've got hundreds of thousands of other vehicles connected.
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