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InductEV today announced that trucking industry veteran Weston LaBar has joined the company as its first Chief Logistics Officer. He joins a growing team of industry veterans in the wireless vehicle charging company’s new Long Beach, CA office.
InductEV today opened its second U.S. location in Long Beach, California. The company is fresh off news that Seattle’s transit agency will adopt its technology -- the seventh such deployment in the state of Washington. The new Long Beach office is staffed by a team of industry veterans who will seek to accelerate the use of high-power, on-route inductive wireless charging.
The new partnership will develop software, hardware and cooling and electrical systems integration of InductEV’s wireless charging pads with Phoenix’s zero-emission drive systems. This strategic partnership will provide Phoenix’s customers with the option to select wireless inductive charging for use in duty cycles and recurring routes.
The advent of wireless charging in the commercial transport sector took a big step forward today with industry leader InductEV striking three new strategic partnerships. The company has reached agreements with Miller EV Solutions, Roush, and WB Engineers+Consultants to help accelerate the adoption of its high-power, on-route inductive charging technology and AI overlay for energy management.
Fleets in search of a dependable charging solution are turning to InductEV, a U.S.-based cleantech company that provides a magnetic induction system to wirelessly and automatically charge all classes of electric vehicles.
One of these fleets is Link Transit — a Washington state-based transit agency. Finding the right charging system was top of mind from the beginning, which has resulted in 23 wireless buses, representing about 50 percent of their fleet, the first of which being deployed in 2017.
Technical.ly, providing news for technologists and entrepreneurs, reported on InductEV's projects with public and private transit systems that use electric vehicles, as well as with companies that have trucks and other large vehicles that need to travel long distances for long periods of time.
Design News reported about InductEV's new Research and Development center at its new 50,000-square-foot headquarters in King of Prussia, PA. The new facility is larger than the previous location, and is serviced by more robust utility connections. This allows enhanced testing of charging systems, according to InductEV's Chief Product Officer Tony Calabro.
There are two common myths about wireless charging for electric vehicles (EVs). These myths are that wireless EV charging systems are less efficient and more expensive than wired EV chargers. On-route wireless EV charging can have the same average efficiency of 90% common in wired chargers, and in some cases, is more efficient than wired chargers. A savings up to 30% total cost of ownership (TCO) and 40% annual operating expense (OpEx) over wired chargers is common, when implementing wireless EV charging instead.
In September 2023, Kevin Fisher, Director, Commercial Fleet Solutions, and Dave Dealy, President and Chief Commercial Officer, represented InductEV™ at the Intermodal Association of North America's Intermodal EXPO in Long Beach, California. IANA's event gathered intermodal industry experts and professionals from around the country, to discuss the latest issues, trends, and milestones facing the industry.
Electric buses, powered by in-route wireless charging, present an effective solution in the fight against climate change. InductEV specializes in in-route wireless electric vehicle charging for public transportation buses and offers a seamless and convenient solution for recharging electric buses, trucks, and other heavy-duty vehicles.
Can the electric grid handle charging the large number of electric vehicles that are expected to hit the market? Yes, with substantial infrastructure upgrades and the incorporation of smart grid technologies. InductEV is constantly looking for innovative solutions that not only help accelerate reaching Net Zero carbon emissions but also reduce pressure on the electrical grid.
Electrification of trucks, buses and other heavy-duty vehicles is moving at record speed. As a result, installation of wireless electric vehicle charging for these vehicles is a fast-growing industry in the United States. Inductive EV charging by InductEV offers the best economic returns for all types of electric fleets. When compared with plugged charging, inductive EV charging provides operating expenses that are reduced by nearly 50% annually.
InductEV announced its new 50,000 sq. ft. facility in King of Prussia, PA at its first annual "Unwired" conference. A key part of the event included tours of the research lab, where the company's engineering team has made significant advances in wireless EV charging.
As the world makes significant strides towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation solutions, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a promising alternative to traditional gasoline-powered, internal combustion engine (ICE) cars and vehicles. While the United States is making significant strides in EV adoption, it faces stiff competition from other leading countries worldwide.
The rapid growth of e-commerce and the increasing demand for sustainable transportation have brought last-mile delivery services into the spotlight. Wireless EV charging has many advantages over wired charging for these fleets. One example is Wireless EV charging pads can be installed along the route and shared, distributing the grid and real estate usage rather than concentrating it in one location. InductEV is the global wireless EV charging leader.
As electric vehicles (EVs) become increasingly prevalent, the need for efficient and convenient charging solutions has never been greater. Wired EV charging has been the traditional method of refueling electric vehicles, but technological advancements have introduced wireless EV charging as a superior alternative. InductEV is the leading company in the wireless EV charging space.
Electric vehicles behave differently than gasoline-powered vehicles during extreme weather conditions like heatwaves. There are unique considerations of driving an electric vehicle during a heatwave. InductEV, the global leader among wireless EV charging companies, offers valuable tips to ensure a smooth and safe experience.
Electrification of emergency vehicles is going strong. Plugged EV charging stations are causing multiple problems for EMT companies, fire departments and police departments. Wireless EV charging by InductEV, the wireless EV charging leader, offers better economic returns and other benefits.
Wireless EV charging while driving is the most exciting new technology in the electric vehicle industry. EV experts and futurists expect electromagnetic induction and coils to be built into roadways worldwide, creating innovative and efficient wireless EV charging while driving. InductEV, the leading company in wireless EV charging, can answer any questions you may have.
Volkswagen announced that its wireless EV charging program is in the works, using a patent for its own charging pad and coil design using silicon-carbide materials. InductEV, the wireless EV charging leader, commends VW for its innovation. InductEV specializes in wireless EV charging for large trucks, buses, and other electric commercial vehicles.
Innovative wireless EV chargers are being used by electric taxis in Gothenburg, Sweden. Volvo’s compact, all-electric XC40 Recharge SUVs were chosen for the pilot program, along with wireless charging stations provided by InductEV. Formerly known as Momentum Dynamics, InductEV is the leading company in the wireless EV charging space.
One of the truck types that is quickly moving to electric are drayage trucks. Drayage trucks include heavy-duty, class 8 trucks and other smaller trucks. Wireless EV charging by industry leader Induct EV is the cleanest, least expensive, most efficient, and most elegant solution for charging these trucks.
EV charging problems are the most significant barriers to EV adoption. See why wireless EV charging solves those problems, from InductEV, the wireless EV charging leader.
Public transit buses are perfect for electrification and wireless EV charging. InductEV, the leader in wireless EV charging, has installed highly efficient wireless EV charging stations for many bus fleets across the United States.
The world is shifting towards sustainable transportation, and electric cars are at the forefront of this change. With increasing concerns about the environmental impact of traditional gasoline cars, electric vehicles have become a viable alternative.
The world is shifting towards sustainable transportation, and electric cars are at the forefront of this change. With increasing concerns about the environmental impact of traditional gasoline cars, electric vehicles have become a viable alternative.
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has transformed the automotive industry, offering a cleaner and more sustainable mode of transportation. As the popularity of EVs continues to grow, it is essential to address the challenges associated with traditional charging methods, particularly in driver productivity and safety.
The commercial vehicle industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation driven by the need for more sustainable and efficient transportation solutions. As electric vehicles (EVs) gain momentum, the focus shifts towards overcoming the challenges of charging infrastructure and limited range.
The pressing need to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions has prompted a global shift towards sustainable transportation solutions. Among the various innovative technologies emerging in this field, wireless electric bus charging stands out as a game-changer.