Wireless EV Charging:
Infrastructure, Innovation &
Competitive Positioning

This report offers an in-depth, data-backed analysis of the wireless EV charging landscape, covering market structure, technology fragmentation, patent activity, assignee-level competitive positioning, and strategic outlook, built for teams that need more than a surface-level overview to make informed decisions.

One-time payment · Instant PDF access · No subscription
18%
Of global new-car sales were EVs in 2023
35–40%
Projected CAGR for wireless charging through the early 2030s
817
US patent filings by the leading IP holder, WiTricity
$B+
Market moving from mid-hundreds of millions today to several billion USD by 2032–33
Short report vs. Long report

You've read the summary. Here's what it left out.

The short report gives you the headline story on wireless EV charging. The long report gives you the full analysis: assignee-by-assignee patent intelligence, technology fragmentation over time, and the joint-venture, investment and M&A activity reshaping who owns the interoperability layer.

What you get
Short Report
Long Report
Industry context & headline filing / grant trends
✓
✓
Basic patent insights (filing trend, top jurisdictions, average time to grant)
✓
✓
Assignee-based trends: top holders, filing pace, geographical footprint, legal status, expiry & remaining life, portfolio value growth
✕
✓
Technology fragmentation: core domains, taxonomy & sub-domain filing trends over the years
✕
✓
Full market overview: primary & secondary research, quality vs. quantity, market potential & forecast
Summary only
✓
Extended key-player profiles & product-level detail across the competitive field
6 players, headline only
✓
Joint ventures, university collaborations, investments & M&A tracking
✕
✓
Strategic outlook & white-space across static, dynamic and heavy-duty charging
Headings only
✓

The numbers shaping the wireless EV charging landscape

A sample of the assignee-level findings inside the long report, each backed by sourced, citable patent data your team can put directly into a memo.
1,032

Peak Patent Filings

The wireless EV charging patent landscape reached 1,032 applications in 2018, up from 937 in 2017, before entering a structural decline and consolidation phase.

14 Million

EV Sales in 2023

Global EV sales surpassed 14 million units in 2023, representing nearly 18% of total global car sales and creating a larger addressable base for automated and wireless charging.

35–40%

Market Growth Forecast

Industry forecasts cited in the report project approximately 35–40% CAGR for wireless EV charging through the early 2030s, reaching multi-billion-dollar market levels by 2032–2033.

2,944

Inductive Charging Patents

Inductive Power Transfer represents the largest coupling-mechanism category with 2,944 patent assets, followed by Magnetic Resonance Wireless Power Transfer with 2,603.

1,500+

WiTricity IP Assets

WiTricity acquired control of 1,500+ patents and patent applications through the acquisition of Qualcomm's Halo wireless charging technology, significantly strengthening its global IP position.

1.5 MW/m²

ORNL Power Density

Oak Ridge National Laboratory's licensed polyphase electromagnetic coil technology delivers up to 1.5 MW/m² surface power density, enabling thinner and lighter high-power wireless charging systems.

Designed for Decision-Makers Across Wireless EV Charging

IP

Patent Attorneys

Freedom-to-operate context and assignee-level filing intelligence for client advisory on a fast-consolidating IP stack.

OEM

Automotive OEMs & Tier-1s

Competitive benchmarking against WiTricity, Qualcomm, Electreon and others to prioritise where to build, license or partner.

$

Investors & Analysts

Reconciled market models and named-company positioning across static, dynamic and heavy-duty charging for diligence and thesis-building.

GC

Innovation & IP Strategy Teams

A board-ready narrative on where to file, partner, or acquire as standards-essential patents consolidate around J2954.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the short report on the website?

The short report is a focused summary of industry context, key players and headline patent trends. The long report adds the assignee-level breakdowns, technology-fragmentation taxonomy, and the joint-venture, investment and M&A intelligence that attorneys and strategy teams actually cite in memos and board decks.

What format is the report delivered in?

A PDF report, delivered instantly to the email used at checkout, built on the same underlying patent dataset as the short report.

Is the data sourced and citable?

Yes. Every figure is drawn from Intelacia’s original patent analysis, with taxonomy definitions, inclusions/exclusions and a country table included in the appendix.

Wireless EV Charging: Long Report · $1,500