GUANGZHOU — Researchers from Chinese and British institutions have developed a wireless charging system for new energy ...

A joint research team from China and the UK has developed a 20 kW-class ...

The Japanese automaker plans to carry out demonstration tests in FY2027.

Japanese automaker Honda Motor said on Monday it ​has developed technology that ‌can wirelessly charge electric vehicles, ...

Flying Pig GSE LLC, an aviation Ground Support Equipment company focused on electrification and advanced airport technologies ...

As we progress with electric vehicle technology, charging convenience is of top importance among prospective buyers. While it hasn’t quite matched the ease of taking a few minutes at the pump to fill ...

Honda’s system uses charging units embedded in roads to wirelessly power moving EVs, including large trucks, with highway testing planned in Japan from FY2027 or later.

Honda will test wireless charging on a Japanese motorway in 2027, delivering 150 kW at speed. France is already running a 200 kW stretch on the A10.

Imagine pulling up in a garage or parking lot in your nearly depleted EV, and having no pesky charging cables to fiddle with, no payment systems to navigate, and no charging apps to download. Just ...

Honda, together with its partners Taisei and Taisei Rotec, will develop an inductive charging system to charge the battery ...

Yank Technologies, a leader in long-range, high-power wireless charging, has been awarded two NASA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I contracts to advance new wireless power ...