Charging an EV at home doesn’t seem like an inconvenience—until you find yourself dragging a cord around a garage or down a ...

Could a single mile of road change the way electric vehicles are built? Florida’s State Road 516 pilot project suggests it ...

Charging an EV at home really isn't difficult, but it can still be ever so slightly annoying. Is it less annoying than going to the gas station to fill up? Absolutely, but I'm also not going to ...

Florida is building one of the first highways in the U.S. capable of charging electric vehicles in motion, a pilot project ...

Florida is preparing to turn a stretch of toll road into a live test bed for charging electric vehicles while they drive, ...

Imagine if, to change the channel on your TV, you had to use a device connected to your screen by a wire that trailed across your living room floor, looked messy and represented a trip hazard to ...

InductEV and Skien Norway's ENRX have signed an MOU that seeks to establish technical standards and ensure compatibility across the wireless EV charging ecosystem worldwide. InductEV and ENRX are ...

State Road 516, a brand-new 4.4-mile highway being constructed in Central Florida, is designed to do more than just move cars ...

Called DIPS, it enables cross-compatibility between hardware from different suppliers It also helps set the stage for wireless bidirectional charging Charge ports, connectors, and cables may soon no ...

While we can quibble over minutiae, EV owners are generally happy with the charging network, even at this relatively early stage of widespread EV ownership. Almost 85% of owners are happy with public ...

Tesla's recent activities fuels speculation about its commitment to wireless charging The company released an image of a wireless home charging station during a presentation. 9 Out of the Last 10 ...

You may be familiar with the concept of wireless charging for your phone — but what if you could wirelessly charge your electric car? Well, it seems like that concept may not be all that far-fetched.