By Amy Barzdukas Everyone loves a winner, but only for so long – then, all of a sudden, you see the backlash or contrarian views emerge. Take the Boston Red Sox for example: everyone rooted for them as an underdog, but once they started winning more than once every hundred or so years, people began…
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By Amy Barzdukas Along with range anxiety, one of the biggest questions EV buyers have is … how and where do I charge my vehicle? This becomes particularly important for those who live in an apartment or condo. With close to a third of U.S. housing being multifamily and, with most charging happening at home, residents…
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How Wireless EV Charging Works Our CEO, Alex Gruzen, has often been quoted saying, “Anything that can go wireless, does.” The same is true for electric vehicles (EVs), which are – today – still dependent on cords and cables for charging. The automotive solutions from WiTricity can change that model and get rid of the…
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by Eric Cohen A piece of advice Nicks’ father gave him was to “always minimize the inconvenience.” And that’s exactly why Nick Wood is interested in wireless charging for his electric vehicle. It’s also what drives his latest home innovations. Residing in Sheffield, England, Nick loves technology. He was one of the first in his…
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By Amy Barzdukas Yes, that’s what I do when I’m not strategizing marketing activities, talking with customers, or in off hours, cooking, working out on my Peloton, or playing with my dogs. I think about V2G and EVs! I decided to ask an AI (ChatGPT) to tell me about V2G technology and received a reasonably…
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EU-funded REFLECTIVE project incorporates WiTricity wireless charging system to enable reconfigurable autonomous vehicles (Espoo and Tampere, Finland and Watertown, Mass., January 17, 2023) – Today, WiTricity, the global leader in wireless charging for electric vehicles, and VTT, one of Europe’s leading research institutions, announced a collaboration to install WiTricity’s wireless charging technology to support the…
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by Ky Sealy In a recent blog post, I discussed standards and why they’re important for the wireless charging of electric vehicles. In the post, I mentioned that the most relevant standards that are globally accepted are SAE J2954, IEC 61980 and ISO 19363. SAE J2954, which provides a system-wide standard for light-duty EV wireless…
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John Marshall took our Ford Mach-E for a drive and wirelessly charged it at the Detroit Smart Parking Lab. In this short video, he shows what a driver experiences while parking and explains how easy it is to simply park and charge. No other effort – or extra steps – are needed. It’s that easy.
by Eric Cohen 4800 miles is a long drive. Particularly when it’s a new car with new technology. But after learning that the Tesla Model Y Performance with the new 4680 structural battery pack technology would only be available to the eastern two-thirds of the US, Steve Wilkes decided to take the plunge and take…
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By Amy Barzdukas I’ve been sharing the good news that wireless charging for electric vehicles is real, and that it is just as efficient as the plug since I joined WiTricity in 2021. It’s an easy concept to grasp since so many of us use wireless technologies where we used to have cords, cables, and…
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