Motor City, the former automotive center of Detroit, is the first place in the nation to roll out a public EV-charging road. The road charges electric vehicles wirelessly as the drive along it. The EV-charging road is one mile long and comes from the Michigan Department of Transportation, while the … [continued]
The Israeli wireless EV charging firm Electreon is aiming for global impact with an assist from the US startup InductEV.
Inductive charging technology testing will begin on a major highway in Bavaria later this year using equipment from Electreon.
The US electric bus maker ENC will offer a wireless EV charging option to transit agencies under a partnership with the wireless charging firm InductEV.
The wireless EV charging industry is scaling up, including both stationary and road embedded systems that enable drivers to recharge in motion.
Wireless EV charging technology can help overcome some challenges to widespread EV adoption with improvements in convenience and reliability.
Innovations in the electric vehicle (EV) world continue to amaze onlookers. Maximizing regenerative braking. The continual development of battery technology. Shared and connected transport systems. The growth of EVs has also infused a new focus on charging infrastructure and the deployment of wireless charging technology on pavements. Also known as … [continued]
Embedding wireless EV charging systems in roadways may seem futuristic, but on Germany’s Autobahn the future is now.
Eurovia and Electreon have announced their second joint project, E|MPOWER, on the German Autobahn. The partnership will provide a 1-km section of the Autobahn in Northern Bavaria with Electreon’s wireless Electric Road System (ERS) technology. Eurovia is a subsidiary of VINCI Construction and is one of the world’s main transport … [continued]
In-road, wireless EV charging is one way to make electric vehicles more affordable and avert the impending EV charging apocalypse.
