HaloIPT Launches World’s First Market-ready Wireless Charging System For EV
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have taken one step forward in terms of usability as a start-up business, HaloIPT, has recently launched what it touts as the world’s first market-ready wireless charging system for electric cars. The system is making its debut over in London and allows a car to be fitted with a simple integrated receiver pad to charge it automatically when parked or driven on roads with HaloIPT’s special charging pads beneath the surface. The company claims that the technology could increase EV range by “electrifying” motorways. If this means that we’ll be able to continue juicing our EVs while making long distance trips, it’s definitely something that we hope gains mass adoption.
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