InductEV elevates John F. Rizzo to CEO. The veteran technology executive is expected to accelerate the global adoption of InductEV’s wireless charging solution.

A transit bus is shown parked over InductEV's 4-pad wireless charging system, showcasing the seamless integration of high-power wireless charging technology.

Pictured from left: InductEV Chief Revenue Officer, Brandon Anulewicz; InductEV Head of Business Development in Canada at InductEV, Adam Halsey; EO Director of eBus Michael Hennessy; EO President and CCO, Americas, John Walsh

Ramco EV Solutions, one of Canada’s premier providers of electrical contracting services, today announces its selection as a Certified Installation and Maintenance Provider of InductEV’s high-power wireless charging solution for transit and commercial vehicles. This certification paves the way for wireless EV charging to take hold in the province of Ontario.

InductEV Names James Wroe as Managing Director of International Ports

Wireless Vehicle Charging Pioneer InductEV Strengthens Ties with Drexel University’s Graduate Engineering Program

InductEV today announced that trucking industry veteran Weston LaBar has joined the company as its first Chief Logistics Officer. He joins a growing team of industry veterans in the wireless vehicle charging company’s new Long Beach, CA office.

InductEV today opened its second U.S. location in Long Beach, California. The company is fresh off news that Seattle’s transit agency will adopt its technology -- the seventh such deployment in the state of Washington. The new Long Beach office is staffed by a team of industry veterans who will seek to accelerate the use of high-power, on-route inductive wireless charging.

The new partnership will develop software, hardware and cooling and electrical systems integration of InductEV’s wireless charging pads with Phoenix’s zero-emission drive systems. This strategic partnership will provide Phoenix’s customers with the option to select wireless inductive charging for use in duty cycles and recurring routes.

The advent of wireless charging in the commercial transport sector took a big step forward today with industry leader InductEV striking three new strategic partnerships. The company has reached agreements with Miller EV Solutions, Roush, and WB Engineers+Consultants to help accelerate the adoption of its high-power, on-route inductive charging technology and AI overlay for energy management.

InductEV, a pioneer in wireless EV charging, today announced that Sound Transit will deploy its wireless charging technology for Seattle’s new Stride bus rapid transit service. The procurement includes 48 wirelessly charging electric buses, including 33 double-deckers from Alexander Dennis, one of the world’s leading independent global bus manufacturers and a subsidiary of NFI Group Inc. Seattle will be the first location in North America to deploy double-decker electric buses with inductive wireless charging.

InductEV today announced that Tim DeMoss has joined the pioneering wireless charging company as its first Director of Port & Intermodal Strategies. He joined after 17 years with the Port of Los Angeles, where he most recently served as an Environmental Affairs Officer for the Air Quality Section in the Port’s Environmental Management Division.

Detroit Manufacturing Systems Strikes Partnership with InductEV

to Accelerate Adoption of High-Power Wireless Charging

for Commercial Vehicles

New Innovations Enhance Real-World Application of On Route Wireless Charging for Commercial Transport Sector