Phoenix Motor And InductEV Power Up EV Fleets With Wireless Charging Tech

Phoenix Motor Inc. PEV and InductEV Inc. have achieved an advancement by incorporating wireless charging technology into medium-duty electric shuttle buses.

This innovation enables vehicles to recharge without the need for cables, improving operational efficiency and promoting sustainability within commercial electric fleets.

Wireless charging is now available as an option for PhoenixEV customers, extending its benefits to electric trucks and Type A school buses.

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“This integration represents a major leap forward for commercial electric vehicle adoption,” said CEO of PhoenixEV, Denton Peng.

“By leveraging wireless charging, we are making zero-emission transportation even more accessible and efficient, helping fleet operators reduce costs while contributing to a greener future.”

Utilizing InductEV's advanced wireless charging system, electric shuttle buses can recharge during brief stops at depots, passenger pick-up points, or designated charging locations. This minimizes downtime and increases service hours without the need for manual connections.

Wireless charging technology provides increased uptime through frequent automated recharging, minimizes infrastructure requirements by removing the need for large plug-in stations, and decreases maintenance expenses by preventing cable deterioration and exposure to the elements.

Moreover, it improves safety by eliminating the hazards associated with handling high-voltage cables.

Price Action: PEV shares traded lower by 4.80% at $0.3475 in premarket at last check Wednesday.

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