MeitY: indigenous 1.5 kW wireless EV charger by C-DAC and VNIT Nagpur transferred to industry under NaMPET
On 7 April 2025, MeitY held an event for technology transfers under the National Mission on Power Electronics Technology (NaMPET), including an indigenous 1.5 kW wireless EV charger developed by C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur.
Summary
At an event at Electronics Niketan, New Delhi, on 7 April 2025, MeitY showcased transfer of technology (ToT), MoA and MoU agreements for commercialising technologies developed under the National Mission on Power Electronics Technology (NaMPET). The indigenous 1.5 kW wireless charger for electric vehicles, developed by C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur, was transferred to M/s Global Business Solution Pvt. Ltd. Other items included a railway propulsion system integrating two 2.5 MVA traction converters, and an MoU with Kerala's K-DISC for Low Voltage Direct Current (LVDC) systems.
Key facts
- Programme
- National Mission on Power Electronics Technology (NaMPET), MeitY
- Charger
- 1.5 kW wireless EV charger by C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur
- Transferred to
- M/s Global Business Solution Pvt. Ltd.
- Also
- MoU with K-DISC (Kerala) for LVDC systems
Practice MCQs 1 questions
Which institutions developed the indigenous 1.5 kW wireless EV charger whose technology was transferred to industry under NaMPET in April 2025?
Show answer
Correct answer: D — C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur
C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur; the technology went to M/s Global Business Solution Pvt. Ltd. under the National Mission on Power Electronics Technology.