On-route charging keeps buses moving, eliminates range anxiety, and removes the need to plug in—supporting safer, happier drivers without long depot charging stops.
Buses power up while stopped
InductEV’s on-route wireless charging is built for repeat bus routes, where end-of-line layovers, passenger boarding, and driver breaks create frequent opportunities to recharge. Each layover adds meaningful energy—up to 1% battery per minute.
Over the course of the day, dwell time becomes charging time, delivering 18+ hours of service, fewer buses per fleet, smaller batteries, and up to 30% TCO and 40% OpEx savings.
Clutter-free depots
Eliminates exposed cables and overhead hardware, keeping depots neat.
Hands-free by design
Charging starts automatically when vehicles park—delivering seamless, hands-free power with no plug-in or added labor required.
Smarter space utilization
Ground-embedded charging saves space and supports shared power across multiple parking positions for more efficient layouts.
Lower maintenance
Eliminates exposed cables and overhead hardware, keeping depots neat.
Charging without stopping the journey
While buses take a break, they’re also charging. Ultra-fast wireless power uses resonant magnetic induction to transfer energy from in-ground pads to vehicle receivers. Buses can charge on two 75 kW pads (150 kW total), or four 75 kW pads (300 kW total). Each pad operates independently, ensuring buses maintain range even if one pad isn’t charging at full rate, unlike wired chargers where a single failure means no backup.
On-route charging fits naturally into fixed routes, topping up during scheduled stops. Layovers and transfer stations become reliable, repeatable power points—helping buses run longer hours without growing fleets.
Wireless charging tops up vehicles at terminals and route endpoints. Quick layovers extend daily range, simplify operations, and keep shuttles in continuous service.