The wireless power transfer systems firm WiTricity will be collaborating with Nissan to “catalyze” the use of wireless electric vehicle charging systems and the growth of the market, according to a new press release from the company.
Boston area start-up WiTricity will partner with General Motors to develop wireless charging systems that work with current and future electric car models from The General.
I’m not going to attempt to identify which CleanTechnica stories of 2016 were my favorites, but below is a top 50 list of our 50 most popular articles in 2016 based purely on pageviews. After that, there’s a top 30 list for December (also purely based on pageviews).
Those of you who have heard of the new Plugless (Evatran) wireless charging system for the Tesla Model S and have considered eventually purchasing one may want to take a look at the rather in-depth article recently posted on the company’s website showing the installation of a system at the high-end auto shop Rick’s Performance in Pleasanton, California.
Along with its local joint-venture partner Zhejiang VIE Science and Technology Company, Evatran Group (Plugless) recently demonstrated its wireless electric vehicle charging solution on a JAC iEV6S outfitted with the tech at the Shanghai Automechanika automotive trade show.
The soon-to-be-opened residential luxury apartment tower 500 Walnut, located in Philadelphia, will be home to the first wireless induction charging system for electric vehicles in a residential building in the US, following the beginning of occupancy in early 2017, according to an email sent to CleanTechnica.
We previously covered news related to the second generation of Evatran’s Plugless-branded, home, wireless electric vehicle charging system, but we didn’t go into much detail about the product at the time. An email sent recently to CleanTechnica and EV Obsession provides further details that seem worth sharing here. The new, … [continued]
The electric vehicle wireless charging solutions firm Evatran has revealed that it expects to offer wireless charging systems compatible with 80% of the electric vehicles currently on the roads of North America by the end of 2017, according to recent reports. As a reminder, Evatran sells its wireless charging systems … [continued]
Those getting impatient for Plugless’s (Evatran’s) wireless Tesla Model S charger to hit the market may be interested in taking a gander at the new video posted below — which shows the offering in action. The video was passed along to us here at CleanTechnica a couple of days ago. … [continued]
Originally published on EV Obsession. The 2017 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S550e plug-in hybrid will feature a wireless charging system as an option, according to recent announcements. The cost for the option itself has yet to be revealed, but considering that the 2017 S550e is likely to run ~$100,000, it seems likely … [continued]
