Tesla’s Wireless Charging Platform does what AirPower couldn’t You don’t have to be a Tesla fanatic to appreciate the convenience of this Cybertruck-inspired multi-device charger. You just ...

Tesla's wireless charging system works the same way as a typical phone charger, which works by having an electric current to the electro-magnetic coil positioned on the underside of the Tesla model.

Tesla has confirmed it is working on a wireless inductive home charger for its electric cars after teasing it earlier this year.

Tesla’s $300 wireless charger uses coils from a company called FreePower And it claims to let you charge devices “placed anywhere on its surface without precise alignment.” Where have we ...

Tesla is taking a big step toward making charging your electric vehicle even easier. The company recently unveiled early renderings of a wireless home charging system, and it’s already sparking ...

Tesla has created a wireless charger reminiscent of Apple’s failed-to-launch AirPower mat but with Cybertruck aesthetics. But wireless charging is a slightly different beast than what Tesla is ...

Tesla has released a closer look at its upcoming wireless electric vehicle charging station, which was showcased at the Robotaxi unveiling.

Tesla's $300 wireless charging pad features smart safety measures to prevent overheating, inspired by the Cybertruck design.

Tesla released a teaser video Friday showing what wireless charging of the company’s electric vehicles might look like in the future. But if you’re hoping for detailed info about what that ...

Even though Tesla never publicly expressed interest in launching a wireless charger, it looks like one could be coming possibly for the new Robotaxi.

Tesla today announced the launch of the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform, a $300 wireless charger that is able to charge up to three Qi devices at one time. The concept is somewhat similar to the ...

Tesla Confirms It's Working On A Wireless Inductive EV Charger Tesla's chief designer Franz von Holzhausen made the announcement in a Jay Leno's Garage video review of the Cybertruck.