Whatever Happened To Wireless EV Charging?
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.
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Wireless EV Charging Leaders Join Forces To Chase Gasmobiles From Road
The wireless EV charging industry is scaling up, including both stationary and road embedded systems that enable drivers to recharge in motion.
Magnetic Metamaterials Could Lead To Wireless Power Transmission
The concept of transmitting electricity wirelessly to electric vehicles has dream-like advantages, and researchers from Spain say they have an idea that will make this a useful reality. Probably the most idealistic dream related to such technology is that it would allow electric vehicles without energy storage systems. Electric vehicles … [continued]
E-Moss Testing “Completely Climate-Neutral” Wireless Charging Bus in Netherlands
E-Moss is testing an electric bus that was equipped with a wireless charger, It is usually electric cars that are equipped with these, but buses could also benefit too. The type of charger the bus is equipped with is an induction charger. Induction chargers operate by using inductors to … [continued]
Chevy Volt Owners Will Say Buh-Bye to Car Chargers in 2012
Next year, GM will introduce wireless charging cords in the Chevy Volt electric-gasoline vehicle along with other GM models. The new equipment, courtesy of wireless expert Powermat, will be capable of charging cell phones and other small devices, which means that the owners of these cars can eliminate at least … [continued]
