Daily EV news · Global · 28 September 2026
EV Charging
Porsche launches 11kW wireless charging for Cayenne Electric in Europe ahead of global rollout
Porsche has introduced inductive charging technology for its electric vehicles, starting with the Cayenne Electric in Germany and other European markets. The system delivers up to 11kW and allows drivers to charge by parking over a ground pad without plugging in a cable. Porsche plans a staged global rollout of the technology, which uses the same inductive principle as wireless phone charging.
Why it matters
The move signals growing commercial interest in wireless charging infrastructure that could reshape procurement for home, workplace and fleet parking installations. An 11kW inductive system may require different site design, civil works and electrical specifications compared to traditional cabled charge points.
Global EV chargers market forecast to reach USD 218.7 billion by 2035
The global EV chargers market was valued at USD 16.2 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 218.7 billion by 2035, according to a new market forecast. The expansion is driven by the growing adoption of electric vehicles as a key component of the global transportation ecosystem, with rapid charging infrastructure development cited as a primary growth factor.
Why it matters
The forecast signals substantial procurement opportunities over the next decade, with the market expected to grow more than thirteenfold. CPOs and infrastructure developers can use these projections to inform long term investment strategies and capacity planning for charging networks.