In a recent study, WiTricity found that last-mile fleets can save up to 50% in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by adopting wireless charging. Discover how wireless charging introduces greater flexibility, while reducing utility demand, energy backup generation costs, labor costs, and maintenance. Download the White Paper.
How Wireless Charging Transforms the EV Experience
When asked in a recent survey, consumers prefer wireless charging over full self-driving capabilities and other amenities. The survey also found that wireless charging will be used where charging happens most – at home. It appeals to all demographics and expands access. Read why wireless charging is set to transform the EV ownership experience, reduce…
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Infographic: How Many Steps Does it Take to Charge Your EV
“I’d like to do something in longer, more complicated steps” said almost no one, EVER. The naysayers on wireless charging say, “how hard is it to plug in?” Well, how hard was it to cross the room to change the television channel? How hard was it to stand in the kitchen to make a phone…
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What Will Accelerate EV Adoption
Research finds that wireless charging significantly increases the likelihood of a consumer purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) in the U.S. For those already intending to purchase an EV, their likelihood to purchase increased 40% – from 60% to 84% – when presented with wireless charging as an alternative to plugging in. The increase was even…
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DAIHEN Case Study
DAIHEN, one of WiTricity’s licensees, is proving the power of wireless charging on land, in the air, and on the seas. DAIHEN helps factories and warehouses realize 24-hour operations without any labor needs, along with providing wireless charging for everything from electric golf carts to ultra-small EVs to integrating wireless charging for a Toyota ultra-small EV.
Delta Electronics Case Study
Delta Electronics, one of WiTricity’s licensees, is proving out the case for autonomy: it’s not too big of a stretch to see how industrial robots that can charge themselves leads to cars that can charge themselves, too. Read the case study to get a taste of that future.
