In Sacramento, the California Mobility Center is at the forefront of testing innovations in mobility, focusing on cutting-edge technologies like bidirectional charging, hydrogen-based microgrids, and gasoline-electric car conversions. Bidirectional charging is highlighted as a key player in the energy transition, allowing EVs to support the grid, decrease utility costs, and enhance air quality. Collaborating with partners such as Sacramento Public Utility District and the University of California Davis, the center showcases microgrid solutions and battery energy storage for EV charging. Another significant project involves commercializing hydrogen-based DC fast EV charging and backup power to facilitate quick charging for EV fleets, particularly in areas with insufficient grid infrastructure. Additionally, there is a growing interest in converting gasoline-powered cars to EVs, with an emphasis on making conversions more cost-effective and widely available. The California Mobility Center aims to drive innovation in the EV sector by exploring new technologies and sustainable solutions, ultimately contributing to a cleaner and more efficient mobility landscape.