Once V2X is enabled on EVs and power retailers move to variable rate tariffs there will be no need for PV subsidies. Every EV and PV combination will become an income producer from arbitrage trading of power. Even if you live in a unit without solar but have access to a connected parking space you can take advantage of excess solar production for a similar result. So yes, I think the PV installation trend will continue with or without subsidies so long as the regulators make sure Australia has V2X on our EVs and variable tariffs for domestic consumers.
The definitive EV thread. No spin. No BS., page-786
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