Electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids may be green and sustainable, but that doesn't mean much if you forget to plug them in the night before. To overcome this frustrating morning surprise, BMW Group is developing a new generation of wireless inductive charger technology that’s comparable in speed to cables, but requires no more effort than parking and pressing a button. .. Continue Reading BMW developing wireless inductive charging system for electric vehicles
Section: Automotive
Tags: Automotive, BMW, Charging, Electric Vehicles, Inductive, Plug-in Hybrid, Prototype
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