Even though Tesla never publicly expressed interest in launching a wireless car charger, these patent drawings give us some hints. Tesla files four different patents for an EV wireless charging pad.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Photo: Tesla Several new patent applications have revealed Tesla’s upcoming wireless home EV charging station. The automaker never seemed interested in wireless charging for its electric vehicles.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Even though it teased the wireless charger in what was made to look like a home garage with a Model S Plaid parked above it, Tesla could have other plans for it. Inductive charging that doesn’t ...

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.

Tesla first teased wireless charging during a March 2023 presentation to investors, showing what appeared to be a wireless charging pad beneath a garage-parked Model S in one presentation slide.