electric vehicle charging

Professor Byoungwoo Kang and his research team at POSTECH have discovered a new way...

Researchers from Penn State University have devised a new way to fully charge the battery in an electric vehicle in just ten minutes.

Penn State scientists have created a new battery that can rapidly charge and self-heat no matter what the outside temperature may be.

SAE International has published SAE J2954 Recommended Practice (RP),  providing the first worldwide specification...

Scientists are hard at work developing the next generation of chargers for electric vehicles.

Toshiba is field testing a new wireless electric vehicle charger for a shuttle bus at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. While similar wireless EV charging uses electromagnetic induction, Toshiba’s system uses a magnetic resonance system that is installed in the ground and controlled with a touch panel on the bus.

In the future, electric vehicles could get quick power boosts at charging stations to...