Tesla Claims Solar-Paired Powerwall More Cost-Effective Than Backup Generators

New report suggests users could save around $20 each month, making the system up to 20% cheaper over a decade.

Tesla has released a report claiming that its Powerwall, when paired with solar, is a more cost-effective solution for backup power than traditional backup generators.
The Powerwall, Tesla's rechargeable home battery, integrates with solar or the grid, storing energy daily to provide backup power during outages.
Tesla's report suggests that users could witness savings of around $20 each month when considering electricity bill savings. Over 10 years, the overall system could cost up to 20% less.
Powerwall installations can be indoors or outdoors, wall-mounted or floor-mounted, and it operates efficiently in diverse temperature conditions.
Tesla has largely cleared its Powerwall backlog through increased production, and is now striving to stimulate more demand for its home energy storage system.