Tesla Model S Wirelessly Charging With Plugless Charger (Video)

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Those curious about the Plugless (Evatran) wireless Tesla Model S charger will probably want to take a look at the video below. The video shows… exactly what one would guess that it shows, the details of a Tesla Model S charging via a Plugless wireless charging station.

An email sent to EV Obsession and CleanTechnica recently note that the Model S is charging at 7.2 kW (kilowatts), “and, at least in mid-charge, 24 miles of charge per hour.”

Further information on the Plugless-branded wireless Tesla Model S charger can be found on the company’s FAQs page.

As we noted in our previous coverage of the Model S wireless charging product:

The 7.2 kilowatt (kW) Plugless Vehicle Adapter possesses dimensions of around 16″ x 33.5″ x 1″ …. The pictures are of the portion of the system installed underneath the Tesla Model S that receives the inductive charge.

Here are some pics exclusively sent to EV Obsession and CleanTechnica previously:

Plugless tesla

Plugless Tesla

Those interested in more information on Evatran (Plugless) can find it here:

Evatran Opening Office In California’s Bay Area

Evatran Receives $1.6 Million In New Funding From Zhejiang VIE

Plugless Power Gets Big “Plug” + Drops Prices


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