In Pictures: WiTricity Opens Wireless EV Charging R&D Lab in Stuart, Florida

WiTricity's medium-power systems aim to replace plug-in charging with hands-free convenience.

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The Stuart, Florida lab will support OEM and Tier 1 integration of wireless charging hardware.

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WiTricity's systems are available today at power levels from 7.2 kW to 50 kW.

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Automatic charging is pitched as an enabling technology for robotaxis and autonomous vehicles.

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Heavy-duty fleets are among the applications WiTricity expects wireless charging to serve.

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WiTricity relocated its operations before completing the new R&D facility in Stuart.

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Wireless charging could eliminate the manual plug-in step for future EV owners.

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The company says automatic charging supports the shift toward fully autonomous mobility.

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WiTricity's Florida lab marks an expansion of its U.S. wireless charging development.

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