Siemens And Mahle Form Partnership To Develop Wireless Charger For Electric Cars

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/08/2022 at 13:08

Updated on 16/08/2022 at 13:09

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Siemens and Mahle Join Forces to Manufacture a Wireless Charger for Electric Cars. The Technology Could Make Electrified Vehicles Even More Popular.

The wireless charging will be an essential factor in making electric cars increasingly popular in the market. Thus, Siemens and Mahle have reached an agreement to develop new projects. The efforts of the two technology giants are focused on developing a single standard to make the wireless charger for electric cars less complex and more accessible.

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In practice, Siemens and Mahle aim to develop hardware and charging infrastructure that allows both parties to operate standardized across the vehicle industry. According to Siemens, the wireless charger is the market of the future and will make life easier for future drivers.

The technical development behind the systems of this type of technology will be coordinated with automotive brands and infrastructure partners to boost operations and develop technologies at a global level. Overall, the wireless charger is of great interest to companies throughout the automotive sector.

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Companies Begin Testing for Wireless Charging

At the beginning of this year, Volvo tested a charging solution in Sweden that could enable parking an electric car and driving away with a fully charged battery without any wires.

Volvo is far from being the first company to test wireless electric vehicle charging systems. In addition to Siemens, Mahle, and Volvo, a company called Genesis has an SUV model that can be wirelessly charged, and BMW has been testing the technology for several years.

Volvo announced tests of the wireless charging stations in Sweden, with the testing program scheduled to last three years. The wireless chargers will be responsible for providing 40 kW of power, which is nearly the same as what most wired fast chargers provide.

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Siemens And Mahle Form Partnership To Develop Wireless Charger For Electric Cars

Siemens and Mahle Join Forces to Manufacture a Wireless Charger for Electric Cars. The Technology Could Make Electrified Vehicles Even More Popular.

Global Electric Vehicle Sector Interested in Wireless Charger

Companies Begin Testing for Wireless Charging

New Ways to Extend Range

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Siemens And Mahle Form Partnership To Develop Wireless Charger For Electric Cars

Siemens and Mahle Join Forces to Manufacture a Wireless Charger for Electric Cars. The Technology Could Make Electrified Vehicles Even More Popular.

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