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02-23-2016, 04:59 AM
Wireless charging is finally coming to the Tesla Model S, thanks to an aftermarket manufacturer
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Aside from range anxiety, remembering to plug your car in might be the worst part of EV ownership. Thankfully, that might soon be a concern of the past for the Model S thanks to Plugless (https://www.pluglesspower.com/shop/reserve-tesla-model-s/), an aftermarket wireless EV charger company.
See also: Volvo is the first carmaker to replace keys with an app (http://mashable.com/2016/02/19/volvo-smartphone-key/)
Plugless is **w taking $244 refundable deposits for its wireless Model S charging system, which it plans to produce in Spring 2016. If you put a deposit down **w, it locks you into a price of $2,440, which the deposit is applied to at time of full purchase. However, if you don't put down a deposit **w, you won't be guaranteed the $2,440 price. A Plugless representative told Mashable the "MSRP will be more than that." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/22/plugless-tesla-model-s/)
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Aside from range anxiety, remembering to plug your car in might be the worst part of EV ownership. Thankfully, that might soon be a concern of the past for the Model S thanks to Plugless (https://www.pluglesspower.com/shop/reserve-tesla-model-s/), an aftermarket wireless EV charger company.
See also: Volvo is the first carmaker to replace keys with an app (http://mashable.com/2016/02/19/volvo-smartphone-key/)
Plugless is **w taking $244 refundable deposits for its wireless Model S charging system, which it plans to produce in Spring 2016. If you put a deposit down **w, it locks you into a price of $2,440, which the deposit is applied to at time of full purchase. However, if you don't put down a deposit **w, you won't be guaranteed the $2,440 price. A Plugless representative told Mashable the "MSRP will be more than that." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/22/plugless-tesla-model-s/)
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