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InductEV expands wireless charging success to Canada

Transit agencies are depending on InductEV’s reliable wireless opportunity charging to achieve critical performance objectives

InductEV

Apr 8, 2024

7 minute read

FLO to add Plug & Charge and explore wireless charging for its network

FLO, in partnership with Hubject and WiTricity, is introducing Plug & Charge and testing ways to integrate wireless charging into its network

Mehanaz Yakub

Sep 26, 2023

3 minute read

Curtain lifts on Project Arrow, “Canada’s Car,” in Las Vegas at CES 2023

The global spotlight is shining on Project Arrow as the completed electric vehicle prototype debuted at CES 2023, cementing its status as a calling card for made-in-Canada automotive expertise

Emma Jarratt

Jan 5, 2023

8 minute read

GreenPower lands first sale of “hands-free” wirelessly charged minibuses

In a company first, one of British Columbia’s leading EV manufacturers announces a sale of vehicles with wireless charging, after partnering with one of the world’s leading hands-free innovators

Emma Jarratt

Mar 25, 2021

4 minute read

Why wireless vehicle charging makes sense for smart cities

Investments we make today in urban EV infrastructure must take into account future requirements for ride sharing, transit and utilities

Alex Gruzen

Aug 4, 2020

4 minute read

Could wireless charging play a role in advancing EV adoption?

Wireless charging has the potential to transform the EV experience, but it has its detractors. Alex Gruzen of WiTricity, a wireless charging technology company, addresses five common questions about the technology.

Alex Gruzen

Feb 26, 2020

5 minute read

Zombie technologies of electric vehicles: wireless charging

In the third of our Halloween-themed series on zombie electric vehicle technology, James Carter explains the challenges of wireless charging for electric vehicles

James Carter

Oct 30, 2019

5 minute read