WiTricity is the wireless charging tech that lets an EV sip electrons by parking over a floor pad—no cables, no drama, just magnets doing clever things.
It uses magnetic resonance to transfer power (typically up to around 11 kW) with efficiency in the low 90s, and it tolerates a bit of parking wonkiness.
The standard most folks cite is SAE J2954, and yes, bidirectional charging is on the roadmap, so your car could one day play battery butler for your house.
In Australia it’s still pilot‑stage rather than driveway‑standard, but watch this space—when it lands properly, range anxiety will trip over the kerb and vanish.
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