Back in December, Tesla announced the launch of a $300 multi-device wireless charger able to charge three Qi devices at one time. There are notable parallels to Apple's now-canceled AirPower charging ...

The Wireless Charging Platform plugs in via USB-C cable to a 65W power adapter. Apple stopped work on the AirPower in 2019, saying it wasn’t able to get the charging pad to its “high standards.” ...

WTF?! Remember Apple's AirPower wireless charging mat that Cupertino said would arrive in 2018 but was killed off before launch? Tesla is releasing its own version of the device, and it seems to be ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. And it claims to let you charge devices “placed anywhere on its surface without precise alignment.” Where have we ...

But, don't be confused. This new product the automaker is not designed for EVs. Instead, the Wireless Charging Platform is a Cybertruck-inspired device charger. This means that it is used for ...

The Tesla Cybertruck promised to be a revolutionary pickup when it was introduced three years ago, but it’s been beaten to market by the Ford F-150 Lightning, GMC Hummer EV, Rivian R1T, and even the ...

Tesla filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against startup EV charger adapter manufacturer EVject for false advertising, trademark dilution and unlawful trade practice. The electric automaker ...