Watertown, MA – WiTricity showcased for the first time its solution for wireless charging on electric golf cars and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. WiTricity displayed a new vehicle from a South Korea-based OEM outfitted with a receiver based on WiTricity technology alongside a Ford Mach-E that has been upgraded with the WiTricity Halo™ Wireless Receiver.
"Consumers have been unequivocal in their desire for wireless charging for EVs of all sizes," said Alex Gruzen, CEO of WiTricity. "It’s exciting to showcase the broad range of wireless charging solutions that are enabled by WiTricity, from new electric vehicles to the rapidly growing market of golf cars on both residential streets and courses. We’re providing people with the freedom to simply park and charge."
The WiTricity Halo™ wireless EV charging system, which includes WiTricity’s wireless charger, receiver, and cloud-connected software has been implemented on numerous passenger vehicles around the world. WiTricity previously launched its FastTrack Integration Program for automotive OEMs that allows for an initial vehicle integration in just three months, dramatically increasing the automaker’s ability to test wireless charging on existing and future EV platforms.
