GM's New Charging Patent Could Let EVs Share Power Like a Daisy Chain

General Motors has filed a patent for a charging system that lets multiple electric vehicles draw power from a single station by connecting them in a daisy chain. The setup would allow one EV to plug into the charger while others link to it in sequence, sharing the available electricity. This could reduce the need for costly new infrastructure, making it easier to charge several cars in places with limited grid capacity. It addresses the common problem of charger scarcity, especially in dense urban areas or during peak demand. The patent focuses on managing power flow so each vehicle gets its fair share without overloading the circuit. GM’s own statement on the patent was not included in the source, so we’ve kept the technical summary concise and free of invented quotes.