In the last few years, the Electrical Vehicles (EVs) market has experienced a rapid growth, as the world is moving towards a more sustainable mobility system, aiming to the electrification of road transport sector and the reduction of its carbon emissions. The storage capabilities of EVs led to the development of smart charging technologies that allow to use their batteries in the most cost-efficient way. In this scenario, Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) is seen as a profitable market opportunity, since it enables a bidirectional flux of energy between vehicles and the network itself, providing charged power back to the grid when needed, protecting it from being overloaded in times of peak demand and thus benefitting both the vehicle owners and grid operators.