As more countries amp up their decarbonization efforts, key questions remain about making the shift to electric vehicles. While the expectation is that the majority of charging will be done at home overnight, that won’t always be possible in every case. We collectively understand that infrastructure needs to improve as more people begin using more EVs—but it’s clear that multiple solutions are necessary.
That’s why, in December, 2021, mega automotive conglomerate Stellantis first announced its Arena del Futoro inductive charging project. In 2022, most of us have probably gotten used to the idea of inductive charging for our phones and tablets. We might have inductive charging stations in our homes, or make use of them at coffee shops, airports, and other public places while we’re out. They’ve become so commonplace, we probably don’t even think about them much anymore—we just use them, charge, and go on with our days.
