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Pilot 03 / Italy

Milan.

Wireless charging for commercial and delivery fleets

By integrating wireless charging into commercial operations, the pilot validates fast, reliable charging for delivery fleets in one of Europe's busiest urban environments.

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A white Iveco eDaily electric van on a Milan street with the Bosco Verticale towers in the background, and a glowing teal wireless charging halo beneath it
Milan, Italy

Delivering more,
with less infrastructure.

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Location

Milan city centre, Italy

Vehicles

Commercial delivery vans, including Iveco eDaily

Technology

Wireless V2G charging for commercial fleets

Demonstration

6 months / 2-month ramp-up

Innovation
brought to life

WiBiCharge validates the future of bidirectional wireless charging through three large-scale urban pilots across Europe.

Over a six-month demonstration, preceded by a two-month ramp-up, the pilots show how wireless V2G technology enables seamless energy exchange between electric vehicles and the grid in everyday mobility environments.

Covering diverse mobility scenarios and following a user-centric approach, the pilots demonstrate the flexibility of wireless V2G charging across different vehicle types, climates and urban settings.

Milan

The setting

Milan, Italy

The demonstration takes place in Milan's city centre, where space for conventional charging infrastructure is limited, showing how wireless V2G technology supports commercial and delivery fleets in dense urban settings.

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( From ambition to everyday use )

What we're exploring.

Three connected areas of investigation.
One more seamless charging experience.

01 /

Park. Connect. Charge.

Removing the need to handle a cable, for faster turnaround between deliveries.

02 /

Energy, both ways.

Vehicles that charge and return electricity to the grid through Vehicle-to-Grid functionality.

03 /

Designed around people.

Making future charging solutions accessible, practical and inclusive for users and operators alike.

These are pilot objectives. Demonstration results will be shared as they become available.

( A shared European effort )

Better,
together.

Milan's pilot is part of WiBiCharge's wider consortium of 16 partners, coordinated by ERTICO – ITS Europe.

The projectWireless bidirectional charging
CoordinatorERTICO logoMeet the coordinator
Co-funded by
The European Union
Horizon Europe · 2ZERO

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