If you want 15W charging, you need an official Apple MagSafe or Qi2 charger. Obviously official Apple stuff works as intended, and Qi2 is essentially just an open version (created with Apple's assistance) of proprietary MagSafe. A Qi2 charger performs identically to an official MagSafe charger, other than the 25W charging with an iPhone 16 and the newer 25W MagSafe charger. https://pro-fit-intl.com/collections/dodge/products/2013-2019-dodge-caravan-g3-mount or a similar hard mount is the only option in my mind. I hate generic mounts that stick or clip on random parts of the car's dash. ProFit will work, fit, and look better. That will give you a 17mm "Garmin" mounting ball, which is the de facto standard for car mounts. Almost every ball & socket accessory you see on Amazon will work with it. I have no complaints about my ESR Qi2 charge r, though I use it on my desk rather than as a mount in car. Any certified Qi2 mount should have sufficient magnetic holding strength, but some brands/models might be stronger than others. Then you just need a power supply that meets the requirements of whatever MagSafe/Qi2 charger you end up with - most likely USB-C PD with at least 20W. More on reddit.com

I bought an iOttie wireless charger mount with auto sense. It has a little sensor on it that opens the mount as your phone nears it and then automatically closes it. It’s a tiny bit slower than the magnet mount (I had a magnet mount before I got a phone with wireless charging) but also less work than opening a mount yourself. Before someone says it, I realize it’s not that much work to open a mount, but this was the nearest thing I could find to a magnet mount without actually using a magnet mount.

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mainly because development timelines are quite long in automotive, decisions on tech are made e.g. 7yrs ahead of time, adas and the like can be iterated on but interiors are set in stone long before, discussions are done with suppliers, I'm sure it will come with time there's also limited adoption outside of apple right now and thus manufacturers don't know how to size around it quite yet Edit: note on v1 vs. v2 adoption, development was not quite 1:1 "The Base Spec: Low Power Specification Guide for Partnered Product Development, Revision 0.9" was released in nov '08, with WPC (wireless power consortium) founding a month later. 0.95 was published in '09, 1.0 in '10, this was developed in collaboration with oems and the like and was ready for use. there was no such granularity for v2, simply went from the standard v1.3 to Apple's MagSafe in v2 with MPP optional, which is the magnetic part. Manufacturers and OEMs weren't completely happy with the spec, which is why v2.1 followed the next year for accommodations to camera bumps, magnetic accessory apis, and error corrections, etc. and so denso launching a qi pad in '12 is not quite the same as the two year gap from the '23 release of Qi2 to present. even now, the magnetic part is actually optional. More on reddit.com

Ordered mine on Ali for 15bucks .. exact model.. like cmon why they selling it for 49... https://a.aliexpress.com/_B1WMAb More on reddit.com