"The Cybertruck is among the most unique vehicles available on the market, and, like all Tesla vehicles, it has continued to improve through Over-the-Air software updates that enhance performance, safety, and other technological features. However, the development of some features, while great on paper, turns out to be more difficult than expected. One of these features is the presence of wireless charging on the all-electric pickup, a capability Tesla has been working to integrate across its entire vehicle lineup."
"Most people who have used wireless charging for their phones or other devices have realized it is not as effective as plugging into a cord or cable. This is even relevant with Tesla vehicles, as the introduction of wireless charging for smartphones within the vehicles has been a nice feature, but not as impactful as many would hope. It's not necessarily Tesla's fault, either. Wireless charging is a complex technology because much of the energy intended to be transferred to the phone is lost through heat."
The Cybertruck continues to receive Over-the-Air software improvements that enhance performance, safety, and technology. Tesla has pursued wireless charging across its vehicle lineup but faces technical challenges with inductive charging efficiency and heat loss. Wireless charging often wastes energy as heat instead of transferring it to the battery, causing devices to warm on charging mats. Tesla has confirmed work on a wireless charging solution, but it has not been released. Wes Morrill, the Cybertruck's lead engineer, stated that the vehicle's height makes wireless charging "silly," so the feature will not come to the Cybertruck.
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