Tag: wireless charging
IFA Berlin Recap Part 1: Diverse Approaches To Sustainability
IFA Berlin, which stands for “Innovation For All,” is a diverse technology show. There were numerous mobile, entertainment and AI-enabled devices, but there were also a range of clean technology products. On the first day of IFA, I saw several different paths to sustainability. Products from large companies and small … [continued]
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Tesla Receives FCC Waiver for Cybercab Wireless Charging System
Whatever you think of it, the Cybercab is Tesla’s next vehicle. The first production car has now been produced, and the model will apparently go on sale to customers this year — presumably fairly soon. Considering that the model doesn’t have a steering wheel or pedals, it would be weird … [continued]
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USA’s 1st Public EV-Charging Road — Where To Next?
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]
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With EV Wireless Charging, Two Red States Make A Great Case For Electric Mobility
Indiana is among the states embedding EV chargers directly into roadways, enabling motorists to top off their batteries while in motion.
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A US Wireless EV Charging Startup Is Poised For Global Impact
The Israeli wireless EV charging firm Electreon is aiming for global impact with an assist from the US startup InductEV.
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