WiTricity has communicated an update on its developments in wireless charging. Some 10 auto makers will use its technology in the near term, with two Tier 1 vendors developing systems for public charging infrastructures. Recent developments and standards in wireless charging will lower system cost, enable deployments in public charging infrastructures, Smart Grid capability and global interoperability.
Governments and environmentalists alike continue to push, rightfully so, to create cleaner methods of transport. But can electric vehicles fill that requirement? How can consumers be persuaded to switch? And is the automotive supply chain actually ready for this change?
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