Qualcomm Halo wireless electric vehicle charging trialled in London
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Qualcomm is carrying out a trial in London of its Qualcomm Halo wireless electric vehicle charging technology. U.K. PM, David Cameron (left), supports the initiative
WEVC uses Inductive charging technology whereby energy is transferred between components in the ground and under the vehicle
For the London trial, Qualcomm has partnered with Chargemaster, a charging station specialist with many conductive charging stations in both private and public areas
Rolls Royce experimental EV 102EX Phantom at CES2013 featured a Qualcomm Halo 7 kW implementation
Article Summary
Doing away with the cord presents obvious advantages when it comes to the challenge of keeping electric vehicles juiced-up and Qualcomm is among those putting wireless charging platforms through real-world tests to prove the technology.
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