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Porsche reveals wireless charging tech for Cayenne

A new system will allow the upcoming electric SUV to charge without have to plug in. Just run the car over the charging pad and it’s good to go. Only this is a cost option and it won’t come cheap. Porsche claims that its manufacturer-supported inductive charging solution is a world first. Known as the Porsche Wireless Charger (PWC), it offers speeds up to 11kW and works in temperatures ranging from -40 to 50deg C. Even debris like leaves or snow won’t interfere with its functionality....

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Tesla Model Y Performance to set a scalding pace

The big news from Tesla last week was the rollout of its self-driving technology. But hot on the heels of that is the reveal of the Model Y Performance. The facelifted twin-motor Model Y is even faster than before, with a 0-100 sprint claim of 3.3sec. It has a sports suspension set-up too. So it’s quicker to the open road speed limit than a Porsche 911 GT3, an M5 and an RS 6. And considerably less expensive as well. Available to order in the UK ahead of deliveries starting in October, the top Model Y underwent a substantial design overhaul...

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