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Electreon Wireless Ltd (ELWSF), also referenced as Electreon (TASE: ELWS), regularly issues news about its wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles and the deployment of its technology in real-world projects. Company announcements describe how its inductive charging systems enable EVs to charge dynamically while driving over electrified road segments and statically while parked or stopped at depots, terminals, and passenger bays.
News about Electreon often focuses on project milestones and partnerships. Examples include commercial wireless charging terminals for urban bus fleets in Israel, pilots and tenders in Germany and other European countries, and a strategic agreement to enter the Chinese market through cooperation with a provincial innovation organization. Updates also cover collaborations with public transport operators, infrastructure companies, and vehicle manufacturers that integrate Electreon’s receivers into electric buses and other vehicles.
Another recurring theme in Electreon’s news is standards and recognition. The company has reported that its Differential Inductive Positioning System has been selected for the SAE J2954 wireless charging standard and that its technology has been recognized by Time Magazine as one of the world’s top 100 inventions. Additional releases highlight certifications such as ISO/SAE 21434 for automotive cybersecurity, which the company associates with secure deployment of its charging infrastructure.
Investors and observers following ELWSF-related news can expect coverage of new projects, geographic expansion, regulatory and standards developments, and potential corporate transactions such as the memorandum of understanding to acquire the assets of InductEV Inc. Monitoring these updates can provide insight into how Electreon’s wireless charging technology is being adopted across different regions and use cases.
Electreon (ELWSF) signed a memorandum of understanding on Nov 19, 2025 to acquire the assets of U.S. InductEV, subject to due diligence, final agreements, and regulatory approvals.
The deal would unite Electreon's dynamic wireless charging and stationary high‑power technology with InductEV's ultra‑fast static systems, creating a combined platform covering passenger vehicles through heavy‑duty trucks and autonomous vehicles.
Key concrete strengths cited include a combined ~400 granted and pending patents, existing OEM partnerships, and plans to scale global fleet electrification.
Electreon (TASE: ELWS), a wireless EV charging leader, announced a second project agreement with Electra Afikim for the Ovnat terminal in Petah Tikva. This follows 1.5 years of successful operations at Rosh HaAyin depot, where 23 wireless-enabled buses are charged daily.
The new project, pending budgetary approval, will implement underground wireless charging beneath passenger bays, enabling automatic charging during passenger boarding and drop-offs. The system will initially support the existing 23 electric buses and accommodate fleet expansion plans.
Located near Tel Aviv's Grand Mall and light rail station, the Ovnat terminal project includes design works, approvals for terminal electrification, and future construction of the local power grid. Electreon will provide end-to-end services, including system installation, maintenance, and access to their fleet management software platform.
Electreon (ELWS), a wireless electric vehicle charging leader, has achieved the ISO/SAE 21434 certification for automotive cybersecurity engineering. This certification, essential for automakers integrating new technologies, validates the cybersecurity measures in Electreon's charging infrastructure that enables EVs to charge wirelessly while in motion, stopped, or in traffic.
The certification process took over a year and places Electreon among an elite group of companies meeting these stringent requirements. The standard is particularly significant as it aligns with the United Nations' UNECE R155 regulation, which mandates cybersecurity for vehicles and requires automakers to implement Cybersecurity Management Systems (CSMS).
This achievement is expected to drive greater demand for Electreon's solutions in large-scale transportation projects and strengthen partnerships with OEMs, while ensuring secure communication between vehicles, charging systems, roads, and power grids.
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Electreon (TASE: ELWS) has announced the successful operation of an electric bus charged via its wireless electric road system in Tel Aviv. This pilot, conducted in partnership with local authorities and funded by the Israel Innovation Authority, demonstrates the company's innovative technology, which allows for charging while driving and reduces battery size requirements.
The project involves a 700-meter electrified road section and aims to eventually support the entire Tel Aviv bus fleet, promoting environmental sustainability and cost-effective electrification.
ElectReon (TASE: ELWS) has been selected to provide its Wireless Electric Road Systems technology for the eCharge project, funded by the German Federal Government with €1.9 million. This collaboration includes major partners like Volkswagen and Eurovia, aiming to develop efficient inductive charging solutions for electric vehicles while driving. ElectReon will also establish a subsidiary in Germany, led by Dr. Andreas Wendt, to enhance its presence in the growing German market for wireless charging technology.