Bengt Halvorson January 12, 2023 Comment Now! The first widely available factory original wireless charger in the U.S. might arrive not from Tesla or one of the Chinese EV makers, but from Stellantis.

The term wireless charging has been around since… well, Nikola Tesla attempted to demonstrate it in 1901. For nearly a century after, however, the technology was without many practical uses ...

Wireless charging is designed to set us free from the jungle of wires littering our desks and bedside tables. The reality isn't so rosy. Apple thinks it has a better way, and has filed a patent on it.

Google has become the first trial customer for a new wireless EV charging station. The charging station, installed at Google’s Mountain View headquarters, was developed by Virginia-based ...

A decade ago wireless or inductive charging for EVs was seen as a technology that would be very common in the real world in the 2020s. All owners would have to do to charge their cars at home or ...

Copperfield Research examined multiple inductive charging patent applications filed by Apple starting in 2013, which now number more than a dozen, suggesting the patents are a clear indication of ...

Tesla has been working on its own inductive charging solutions for some time. During the March 1 Investor Day, Rebecca Tinucci, Tesla's head of global charging infrastructure, teased a wireless ...

Tesla Cybertruck is ready for wireless inductive charging based on new connectors found on the electric pickup truck’s battery pack. The automaker never seemed interested in wireless charging ...

With a home wireless charging station, on top of the actual charger that you install on your wall that needs to be connected to your electrical panel, you need to install an inductive pad, which ...

Apple's inductive charging cover patent was first filed for in September 2011 and credits Justin Richard Wodrich and Stephen Robert McClure as its inventors. Follow AppleInsider on Google News.