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New standards and better technology are improving wireless EV charging

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WiTrcity has launched is fourth generation wireless chargers. (WITRICITY)
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By:
Richard Truett
September 18, 2024 12:00 PM

The nation's electric vehicle charging infrastructure is nowhere near built out, but wireless charging, the technology that could someday make today's plug-in chargers obsolete, is edging closer to commercial viability.

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