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Electrovia demonstrates 505 kW wireless power transfer and announces first heavy-duty electric truck integration

Electrovia Technologies Corp successfully demonstrated 505 kW of wireless power delivered to an automotive-grade receiver across a 10.5-inch air gap at its Columbia, Tennessee facility. Supplied with 554 kW at the transmitter, the system achieved approximately 91% input-to-load efficiency. It is the highest power level publicly reported for a wireless power transfer system designed to support both static and in-motion electric vehicle charging from a single core platform.

As the next step in its commercial development program, Electrovia will conduct a joint demonstration with Windrose, a developer of long-range electric heavy-duty trucks, wirelessly charging a Class 8 truck using the same 500 kW-class OSPREY transmitter platform. It marks the first heavy-duty vehicle integration of Electrovia's wireless charging system.

Electrovia and UTC partner to advance high-powered dynamic wireless charging

Electrovia Technologies, in collaboration with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, has secured a $490,000 grant to develop a 25-foot demonstration project. The initiative will showcase high-powered dynamic wireless charging systems for medium and heavy-duty vehicles. The system will be tested at UTC's new Advanced Mobility Research Facility, where it will demonstrate charging in both dynamic (20 to 30 mph) and stop-and-go scenarios. The project also introduces a dedicated Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) system, enabling wireless communication for safe charging operations.