At the ‘ We, Robot ‘ event, Tesla revealed that wireless charging will be the primary method for charging their autonomous vehicles, starting with the Robotaxi. In fact, the Robotaxi doesn’t even have a charging port, relying solely on wireless charging.

Alongside this new concept was the firm's Optimus robots, and while these are significant offerings by Tesla, one thing that caught our eye was the automaker's showcase of its long-awaited wireless charging system.

Tesla confirmed that its Cybercab wireless charging system boasts over 90% efficiency, responding to concerns about potential heat waste. The announcement came after a debate sparked by tech reviewer Marques Brownlee on X,

But that was all he said about wireless charging. There were no details about how it would work or how far along Tesla had advanced technologically in order to bring this promise to life. But on Friday, Tesla released a 14-second concept video on X that purported to show what the Cybercab would look like while charging.

Tesla has introduced its Robotaxi concept and a wireless charging system, aiming to enhance convenience in electric vehicle charging.

Tesla promises "well over 90%" efficiency for the Cybercab's induction charging system, making it superior to the wired systems in wide use today

Tesla has released a closer look at its upcoming wireless electric vehicle charging station, which was showcased at the

Tesla's wireless EV charging patent aims to boost efficiency, but challenges in cost and performance could hinder its success.

In a bold move toward autonomous electric vehicles, Tesla has introduced a wireless charging solution for its Cybertruck and Robotaxi. Debuted at the Robotaxi unveiling, this technology eliminates charging ports,