Originally published on EV Obsession. Qualcomm’s Halo Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging technology has been licensed to the firm Ricardo with the intent for the technology to be commercialized, according to recent reports. The royalty-bearing technology license gives Ricardo the right to tweak/design, manufacture, and supply, Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging (WEVC) … [continued]
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]
