New Porsche Cayenne Electric Can Charge Without a Cable, but America Still Has To Wait
Porsche’s 11 kW system costs EUR 6,961.49 in Germany and can fill the Cayenne Electric’s 113 kWh battery overnight.
- Porsche has opened orders in Germany and European markets for an 11 kW wireless charging pad for the Cayenne Electric, priced at EUR 6,961.49 with charging efficiency up to 90%.
- The 50 kg waterproof pad features radar sensors that cut power if metal or animals are detected, while liquid-cooled receivers charge the 113 kWh battery, bypassing the car's onboard charger.
- Installation requires fixing the pad permanently to the ground. Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain have partial rules for owners, while Britain lacks specific provisions.
- Early buyers of the Cayenne Electric will likely own their floors, as the vehicle starts at EUR 105,200. Porsche will expand to other markets in stages, excluding China.
- Article 14 of the recast buildings directive asks member states to streamline installations, but transposition fell due in May without creating binding requirements for pre-equipping existing blocks.
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Porsche has unveiled new upgrades to their Cayenne Electric, as drivers could charge the supercar using a wireless charging pad.The German manufacturing giant announced that it was expanding its range of options for the all-electric Cayenne SUV and Cayenne Coupé Electric.Drivers who opt for the Porsche Cayenne Electric will be able to conveniently charge their cars wirelessly at home.The Porsche Wireless Charging feature works by driving a vehic…
New Porsche Cayenne Electric Can Charge Without a Cable, but America Still Has To Wait
The Porsche Cayenne Electric can now be charged without a cable. The Porsche Wireless Charger (PWC) system has officially gone on sale in the United Kingdom, making it the first factory-supported vehicle inductive charging solution available in the United Kingdom. The feature launched simultaneously across Germany, France, Austria and other European markets. To have the (continue reading...)
Porsche's wireless charging pad is on sale in Europe, and it bolts to the floor
Porsche has opened orders in Germany and other European markets for an 11 kW wireless charging pad for the Cayenne Electric, at EUR 6,961.49 for the floor pad and the car-side hardware together, with efficiency of up to 90%. The pad must be permanently installed in the ground, and Europe’s rules on installing home charging […] This story continues at The Next Web
The Porsche Cayenne Electric Can Now Charge Wirelessly
It's always had the onboard tech. But now the pad itself is on sale in a few markets.
Porsche Cayenne Electric gets wireless charging in UK – for £7k
New system allows electric SUV to charge without plugging in, but it isn't cheap The wireless charging pad for the Porsche Cayenne Electric – the first manufacturer-supported inductive EV charging solution on the market – has gone on sale in the UK. Officially named the Porsche Wireless Charger (PWC), it offers speeds up to 11kW and works in temperatures ranging from -40 to 50deg C. Porsche claims it's unaffected by debris such as leaves or snow…
Porsche had announced Wireless Charging for its e-cars a while ago. Now it's all about it, because the all-electric Cayenne Electric supports the system.Your...To post: Porsche Wireless Charging: More comfort in e-car charging Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Stay up to date? Adds us to Google as the preferred source!
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