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REPORT: Nissan bringing wireless charging to electric cars

Upper-level Nissan executives like Minoru Shinohara (pictured above right with the Pivo 2 concept), the senior vice president of the technology development department, have talked about wireless charging for Nissan's upcoming electric vehicles for almost a year now. A plug-free electric car is becoming more than just talk, though, as a new piece in the Guardian shows. Inductive charging – which uses electromagnetic fields and coils that interact but never touch – is currently used for things like electric toothbrushes and ... Read more →

Intel updates the potential of wireless electric charging Sebastian Blanco

Photo by rintakumpu. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. It's been over a year since we wrote about WiTricity, the MIT-developed wireless charging system. While we're still a long, long way ...

Wireless power from WiPower - ready for commercialization? Jeremy Korzeniewski

While the world is still likely quite far from the days of charging your electric car simply by parking in a designated spot, WiPower thinks that they are close to commercialization of their wireless ...

REPORT: Nissan bringing wireless charging to electric cars 4 months ago on Autoblog Green

Upper-level Nissan executives like Minoru Shinohara (pictured above right with the Pivo 2 concept), the senior vice president of the technology development department, have talked about wireless charging for Nissan's upcoming electric vehicles for almost a year now. A plug-free electric car is ...

Intel updates the potential of wireless electric charging 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Photo by rintakumpu. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. It's been over a year since we wrote about WiTricity, the MIT-developed wireless charging system. While we're still a long, long way from powering all-electric automobiles without heavy and expensive batteries, there is an update on ...

Wireless power from WiPower - ready for commercialization? 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

While the world is still likely quite far from the days of charging your electric car simply by parking in a designated spot, WiPower thinks that they are close to commercialization of their wireless charging technology. In fact, they go so far as to claim that their system is already more ...


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