HaloIPT to Wirelessly Charge Super Luxury Car

London (ots/PRNewswire) - HaloIPT will supply its
revolutionary induction charging technology for 102EX, the Phantom
Experimental Electric vehicle revealed yesterday at the Geneva Motor
Show.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has developed the test vehicle to explore
alternatives to traditional internal combustion for the first time in
the company's 107 year history. HaloIPT is part of an exclusive group
of innovators whose systems have been integrated into the
experimental vehicle.

HaloIPT is the first company in the world to bring to market
wireless charging technology, which allows cars fitted with an
integrated receiver to charge automatically when parked over
transmitter pads buried in the ground. HaloIPT's wireless charging
systems use inductive power transfer (IPT) to transfer power over
large gaps and are incredibly tolerant to parking misalignment with
power transfer efficiencies that can match a plug-and-cable. The
technology is designed to function beneath asphalt, and even works
under water or covered in ice and snow. IPT systems can be configured
to work with all road-based vehicles from small city cars to
heavy-goods vehicles and buses.

In future, infrastructure providers will be able to embed IPT
technology into roads, so HaloIPT cars can be charged on the move.
This dynamic in-motion charging represents the most effective way of
solving the range issues faced by electric vehicles today and will
significantly reduce battery size requirements as well as providing
unparalleled charging convenience.

Dr Anthony Thomson, CEO of HaloIPT, says: "We are delighted to
provide our wireless charging technology for this trial. Industry
feedback so far tells us that the automation advantages of wireless
charging make it the best charging solution for luxury electric
vehicles and will be the key to unlocking the potential of this
exciting market. Users don't need to get out of their vehicles and
hunt for a cable to plug-in, they will just park and walk away while
their car starts charging automatically ... the ultimate in modern
convenience."

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has launched the website
http://www.electricluxury.com to ignite a global debate around the
car. Owners, media and Rolls-Royce enthusiasts are encouraged to
contribute, feeding back thoughts, concerns and questions on the use
of battery electric technology for super luxury cars.

If you would like to speak to John Miles, Chairman of HaloIPT in
Geneva; or Anthony Thomson, CEO of HaloIPT by phone, please contact
Sarah Mulder, Helen Fitzhugh or Kelly Kerruish on +44(0)207-401-8001
or Helen on +44(0)7966-797083.

For more information, please visit: http://www.haloipt.com

Media contacts:
Epoch PR on behalf of HaloIPT
Sarah Mulder or Helen Fitzhugh
Email: smulder@epochpr.com / hfitzhugh@epochpr.com
Tel: +44(0)207-401-8001 / +44(0)7966-797083

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Contact:
Media contacts: Epoch PR on behalf of HaloIPT, Sarah Mulder orHelen
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Tel:+44(0)207-401-8001 / +44(0)7966-797083