GM paves way for wireless electric car charging

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Investment in charging mats for personal devices could be adapted to power Chevy Volt

General Motors (GM) has invested $5m (£3.2m) in a US wireless charging start-up with a view to using the technology to charge its soon-to-be-launched Chevy Volt hybrid electric car. Since launching...

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