Wi-fi EV charging pioneer WiTricity has introduced a brand new FastTrack Integration Program for automotive OEMs, which permits for an preliminary automobile integration in simply three months, accelerating automaker testing of WiTricity’s Halo receiver and 11 kW charger on current and future EV platforms.

“Understanding the challenges of automotive timelines, we’re dedicated to serving to OEMs transfer extra shortly to undertake the wi-fi charging know-how that prospects need,” stated Alex Gruzen, CEO of WiTricity. “We’ve got in depth expertise upgrading current automobiles such because the Tesla Mannequin 3 and the Ford Mustang Mach-E to assist wi-fi charging, and in working with early adopters of factory-installed wi-fi charging. WiTricity can associate with OEMs not simply on analysis, however on supply from our international provide chain of automotive-grade wi-fi charging options for manufacturing applications.”

WiTricity’s FastTrack Integration Program extends to serving to OEMs develop dealer-installable wi-fi charging choices that meet market demand whereas manufacturing applications are in growth. This program delivers test- and evaluation-ready wi-fi charging with a whole implementation of {hardware} and software program. WiTricity’s options adhere to the worldwide automotive customary for wi-fi charging ratified by the Society of Automotive Engineers in 2020.

“We’ve carried out in depth analysis with EV shoppers and with fleets seeking to transfer to electrical automobiles,” stated Gruzen. “We all know that customers choose EVs with wi-fi charging, and we all know that it solves a number of challenges for fleets as effectively.”

Supply: WiTricity