New market: Porsche revolutionizes charging with wireless technology!

New market: Porsche revolutionizes charging with wireless technology!

The future of the charging process for electric vehicles takes on Porsche shape with the upcoming introduction of the new inductive charging system. According to [Oekonews], a base plate installed at the parking space replaces the traditional wall boxes and cables, making the charging for vehicle owners much more comfortable. The system, which achieves an impressive charging capacity of up to 11 kW, is initially integrated in the new fully electric Cayenne generation.

The innovative charging system has an efficiency of up to 90 percent, which means that a large part of the energy spent is actually used for loading the vehicle. The base plate can be installed in garages, carports or on open walls. In addition, movement and foreign body detection ensures additional security by automatically interrupting the loading process when you can see a living being or a metallic object.

Comfortable use and updates

Another practical feature of the new technology is the integration of an LTE and WLAN module that enables remote updates. This not only becomes future -proof, but also user -friendly, since the My Porsche app, for example, can be used to track the charging processes and to authentication several vehicles. The robust construction of the floor slab makes it weatherproof and thus ideal for all -year -old use.

The start of sales of the Wireless Charging floor plate is planned for 2026 in Europe and will take place via the Porsche centers and the online shop. A prototype with a striking foiling made of innovative light luminaire will be presented at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, which takes place from September 9th to 14th. The world premiere of the new Cayenne Electric is also announced there, which will have fast DC charging services of up to 400 kW, which redefines the rapid charging scale.

Inductive charging at an overview

Inductive charging is not only important for the private sector, but could also be used in the commercial sector. As part of the Reel project of [Vattenfall], the electrification of heavy traffic is examined, Waarbij Inductive Loading is tested in logistics centers. The ability to load electric trucks while loading and unloading is a clear advantage, since conventional loading devices can often be damaged by vehicles.

Especially for trucks that often cover short distances and regularly stick to certain locations, the inductive shop is a practical solution. The technologies that are being developed here could revolutionize future loading needs and help the fleet operators to work more efficiently.

In summary, the latest development of Porsche not only offers a significant step into the future of electromobility, but also shows how technologies such as inductive shops can be used in various areas. The combination of high charging power, user -friendliness and security could make a decisive contribution to the spread of electric vehicles.