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Fast Level 2 hands-free charging station. Wireless technology for EV charging has been under development for the past decade, with a handful of technology companies exploring different solutions. Posted May 28th, 2020 by Charles Morris & filed under Newswire, The Infrastructure.. This content brought to you by Plugless, the world’s first wireless EV charger. It is a straightforward solution with restrictions when it comes to comfort and saving time.The most significant hurdle in powering electric fleets like taxis is the charging infrastructure. Charging EV fleets appears with plugin cables. Wireless EV charging is both a catalyst and an essential solution for moving transportation to electrified and increasingly autonomous vehicles. Plugless is the world's first wireless EV charging station. UL certifies Lumen Group’s wireless charging system. It cost too much time and effort for operators and taxi drivers to find a charger, plugin and then wait for the car to charge.

Product safety watchdog UL has certified Lumen Group’s wireless EV power transfer system to the UL 2750 standard (Outline of Investigation for Wireless Power Transfer Equipment for Electric Vehicles). “In parallel, wireless charging for EV/HEV will not see a similar market acceptance before 2022, and only then as an option for high-end cars.” The general consumer market’s need for wireless charging is very recent, and linked to the prevalence of consumer electronics such as smartphones, earphones, smartwatches, etc. So stay tuned and we’ll update this list with new wireless EV charging offerings. The speed in which cars are being made wireless-ready is ramping up. Now for Model S, i3, LEAF, & Volt.