Wireless/inductive charging

InductEV's wireless charging technology has been selected as a Time Best Invention for 2024, recognised for its innovative approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in commercial transport.

InductEV has been recognised for its role in wireless charging with Tesla’s decision to implement low-power inductive charging in its upcoming Robotaxi.

According to a new research report from Transparency Market Research, the wireless electric vehicle charging market is likely to reach US$2.3bn by 2034.

According to a new market research report by Meticulous Research, the EV charging station raw materials market is projected to reach US$8.1 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 35.6% from 2024–2031.

The founding members of the new Japanese EV Wireless Power Transfer Council have joined forces to announce formation of the Council to the Japanese and international media.

Wireless electric vehicle charging provider WiTricity, and International Transportation Service (ITS) are launching a first-of-its-kind pilot program at the Port of Long Beach.

WiTricity has announced that it will be one of the founding members of the Japanese EV Wireless Power Transfer Council.

Based on its ongoing research into the EV charging market, IDTechEx estimates that 222 million chargers will be needed by 2034 to support the growing global EV fleet.

Austrian companies Easelink and NXP Semiconductors have teamed up to develop a UWB (ultra-wideband) based positioning system for automated charging of electric vehicles.