Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Springfield
Wireless phone charging in vehicles eliminates cable clutter and makes daily life noticeably easier — no fumbling with cords while getting in the car, and no hunting for a charging cable at rest stops. At Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT, we stock a selection of new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram models that offer Qi-compatible wireless charging pads or integrated wireless charging trays across mid and upper trims. If you frequently use navigation, streaming, or hands-free calling on drives between Ozark and Springfield, a vehicle with built-in wireless charging can streamline your routine and keep your phone powered all day.
Wireless charging delivers convenience and tidiness: simply place your compatible phone on the pad and it begins charging—no cables required. Many systems include a designated charging tray in the center console or under the armrest and are engineered to work with common case sizes. For drivers who rely on their phones for maps, music, and communication, wireless charging reduces distraction by making re-charging automatic when you dock your phone for a drive.
Wireless charging availability varies across models and trims. Look for it on higher trims of the Jeep Grand Cherokee family, Wagoneer models, Ram 1500 in select packages, Chrysler Pacifica trims, and certain Durango configurations. Some trims offer wireless charging as a standard convenience feature while others include it within a technology or premium package that bundles other upgrades like premium audio, larger touchscreens, or additional USB ports.
Wired charging typically charges faster and can power high-drain tasks like navigation plus streaming simultaneously. Wireless charging is about convenience and clean interior design. If you regularly run heavy apps that drain a battery quickly, pairing wireless charging with a wired fast-charge port is a sensible approach — many vehicles provide both so you can choose what works best in different situations. During an in-person demo we can pair your phone and show charging speeds and behavior for your specific device.
Wireless charging requires Qi-compatible phones; most modern Android devices and iPhones (from a certain generation onward) support Qi charging. Phone cases under a specified thickness typically work without issue, but some metallic or very thick cases may interfere. Our team will test your phone during a test drive to confirm compatibility and show the optimal placement for reliable charging. We’ll also demonstrate whether the pad supports case-on charging or if a case needs to be removed for best results.
Ready to upgrade to a vehicle with wireless charging? Use our online trade-in tool to get a fast estimate and apply that toward your new vehicle. Our finance team offers flexible lease and loan options—apply online before your visit to speed the process. We invite you to schedule a demo so we can pair your phone, show how wireless charging behaves with your device, and compare implementations across trims.
We serve Ozark, Springfield, Nixa, Republic, Branson, and nearby communities. If the exact trim or infotainment package you want isn’t on the lot, we can source incoming inventory or place a factory order. Browse our new inventory, value your trade, or contact us to schedule a wireless charging demo. Call us at #SalesNumber to set up a test drive.
Most modern iPhones and many Android phones that support the Qi standard will charge wirelessly. Bring your phone and we’ll test compatibility during a demo.
Many cases work fine, but very thick cases, metal cases, or battery cases can interfere. We’ll test your case during a pairing demo to confirm reliable charging.
Location varies by model—common placements are the center console tray, a small pad ahead of the shifter, or inside the armrest. We’ll show exact locations in each demo vehicle.
Wired fast-charge ports generally provide higher power and faster charging. Wireless charging is more convenient but can be slower; many vehicles provide both options.
Yes—most setups will charge your phone while running navigation, though power-hungry tasks may reduce charging speed compared to wired fast charging.
No—vehicle wireless charging is designed and shielded to avoid interference with vehicle electronics and common accessories.
It depends on the model and trim—some trims include it standard while others offer it as part of technology or convenience packages.
Aftermarket wireless charging installations exist, but factory or dealer-integrated units are recommended for reliability and warranty support. Ask our service team for approved upfit options.
Keep the surface clean and free of debris, avoid placing metallic objects on the pad, and follow the owner’s manual for any specific care instructions.
Contact our sales team via the contact page or call #SalesNumber to book a test drive and live pairing with your phone.
