Originally published on EV Obsession. Are BMW’s electric vehicle (EV) offerings going to be set up for wireless charging in only the next few years? An interesting question — it certainly does seem that the technology is developing at a fairly rapid rate, so maybe widespread use is something that … [continued]
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The power management and automotive company Eaton has just introduced its new HyperCharger, which can fast-charged electric vehicles (EVs) up to one megawatt (MW), demonstrating once again that electric vehicle technology is marching forward. The HyperCharger is designed specifically to enable on-route charging for electric buses, which means that routes no … [continued]
Qualcomm Halo will be sharing its wireless EV charging technology at EVS27 here in Barcelona in a few days. Leading up to that, Qualcomm Halo recently released the video below, which gives a short intro on its wireless EV charging technology. Check it out: Check out these related stories: Drayson … [continued]
Motorsports has a long history as a testbed for cutting edge automotive technology and now that the racing industry is pivoting to electric vehicles, the results could be stunning. In the latest development, the British motorsports R&D company Drayson Racing Technologies has just announced a partnership with Qualcomm for wireless … [continued]
Reposted from San Diego Loves Green (with minor edits): By Roy L Hales San Diego is on the leading edge of plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) adoption. According to a recent poll, it is America’s fifth greenest car city. The Center for Sustainable Energy wrote that 20% of the electric car purchases in … [continued]
Pushing the introduction of electric cars was always going to require easier methods of charging, and a new trial initiated by Qualcomm Incorporated will make London the home of the first Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging (WEVC) trial. The pre-commercial trial is expected to start early 2012 and will see Qualcomm … [continued]
