frezik,

Had to follow a link from OP’s link, but here it is:

Wireless charging can add $3,000 to $4,000 to an already pricey EV, notes Meticulous Research. Electreon, which is working with carmakers to add receivers to their vehicles, aims to get the cost down to $1,000 or $1,500, Stefan Tongur, Electreon’s vice president of business development, tells Axios. Users would likely access the feature through a monthly subscription, he noted.

Right now, it’s just a quarter mile test section. Don’t know either way, but they may not be charging for the initial proof of concept.

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