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ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, is pushing carmakers to adopt a common standard for charging their plug-in vehicles. And that’s a noble goal, since it will reduce complexity and costs and will eliminate many of the EVs restrictions.
- Hyundai And Kia Developing Wireless Charging System For Evs
Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center (HATCI) and Mojo Mobility, a wireless power technology company, have received federal funding to research and develop a system capable of fast charging an electric vehicle wirelessly. Read more »...
- 2013 Toyota Avalon Is The First Vehicle In The World To Offer Qi Wireless In-car Charging
After finding their way into our homes and offices, wireless charging systems for cell phones and other electronic devices are now beginning to make their appearance in automobiles. General Motors has already introduced a wireless cell phone mat and...
- Chrysler Introduces Industry-first In-vehicle Wireless Charging Pad
The idea of wireless charging smaller or in some cases, even larger devices is nothing new, but the Chrysler Group wants to be the first to offer such a system on cars through its Mopar division. General Motors had presented a wireless cell phone mat...
- Acea Wants Carmakers To Adopt Standardized Charging Plugs For Evs
The European Union has already agreed with cell phone manufacturers to adopt a common charger format for their new phones. Therefore, consumers we will be able to buy a new phone without a charger, which up until now, was different to the one used by...
- Fulton Innovation Wirelessly Charges Tesla Roadster
A few days ago we brought you the news that GM will begin offering in-car wireless charging mats for mobile phones as an option from Q3 2012. These devices, that are making big waves at trade shows both in the U.S. and around the world, do away with...
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Mitsubishi to Co-Develop Wireless EV Charging System, Wants to Make Plugs Obsolete
ACEA, the European car manufacturers’ association, is pushing carmakers to adopt a common standard for charging their plug-in vehicles. And that’s a noble goal, since it will reduce complexity and costs and will eliminate many of the EVs restrictions.
The association's proposal, however, may be too little, too late. Mitsubishi has teamed up with IHI and WiTricity to develop an easily deployable wireless charging system for electric vehicles, eliminating the need for plugs and cords.
Read more »- Hyundai And Kia Developing Wireless Charging System For Evs
Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center (HATCI) and Mojo Mobility, a wireless power technology company, have received federal funding to research and develop a system capable of fast charging an electric vehicle wirelessly. Read more »...
- 2013 Toyota Avalon Is The First Vehicle In The World To Offer Qi Wireless In-car Charging
After finding their way into our homes and offices, wireless charging systems for cell phones and other electronic devices are now beginning to make their appearance in automobiles. General Motors has already introduced a wireless cell phone mat and...
- Chrysler Introduces Industry-first In-vehicle Wireless Charging Pad
The idea of wireless charging smaller or in some cases, even larger devices is nothing new, but the Chrysler Group wants to be the first to offer such a system on cars through its Mopar division. General Motors had presented a wireless cell phone mat...
- Acea Wants Carmakers To Adopt Standardized Charging Plugs For Evs
The European Union has already agreed with cell phone manufacturers to adopt a common charger format for their new phones. Therefore, consumers we will be able to buy a new phone without a charger, which up until now, was different to the one used by...
- Fulton Innovation Wirelessly Charges Tesla Roadster
A few days ago we brought you the news that GM will begin offering in-car wireless charging mats for mobile phones as an option from Q3 2012. These devices, that are making big waves at trade shows both in the U.S. and around the world, do away with...