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Car and Driver has an article: "Missing Link: Will Wireless Charging Help Energize the Electric-Car Market? " I can't include the article's URL in this post so search on the article's title to find it.
C & D says that a company called WiTricity has developed an inductive system that is as efficient as a physical charging port.
"That WiTricity system, General Motors advanced technology spokesman Kevin Kelly confirmed, is in a “prototype testing” phase with the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Volt—although any future availability for these models isn’t yet a given."
C & D says that a company called WiTricity has developed an inductive system that is as efficient as a physical charging port.
"That WiTricity system, General Motors advanced technology spokesman Kevin Kelly confirmed, is in a “prototype testing” phase with the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Volt—although any future availability for these models isn’t yet a given."