Xiaomi patented a new electric vehicle charging system
As interest in electric vehicles increases day by day, Chinese tech company Xiaomi is also increasing its efforts in this direction.
Anticipating its electric vehicle (EV) production debut in 2024, Xiaomi, a brand synonymous with innovation and competitive pricing, navigates through advancements not only in car development but also in ameliorating EV efficiency. The company recently unveiled a patent that could significantly streamline the EV charging process by exploring wireless options.
The patented idea revolves around a compact cargo car equipped with a battery. When an EV signals the need for a charge, the cargo car, utilizing autonomous technology, maneuvers itself to dock with the EV. The wireless charging commences once a large coil establishes a connection between both vehicles, maintaining the link throughout the charging duration. Notably, the particulars of how the cargo car would be deployed or charged for its service remain unspecified in the patent. Nevertheless, this concept of wireless charging introduces an intriguing possibility that could potentially alter our vehicle charging habits.
In tandem with this innovation, details emerge about Xiaomi’s inaugural EV, projected to be a technical powerhouse. Fitted with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chipset, an 800V platform, lidar, and advanced driver assistance systems, the EV also promises an impressive range of 700 kilometers. The confluence of these state-of-the-art features underscores Xiaomi’s dedication to delivering high-quality, technologically advanced products. As the company embarks on its journey into the EV market, the sector is abuzz with excitement, eagerly awaiting to see how Xiaomi will integrate its innovative and cost-effective approach within this domain.
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