Your not going to be be able to wirelessly charge a Leaf without a major refit.
Electric power is fab but the battery technology simply isn't there yet. There's a big danger the Leaf will fail simply because of the cost and performance of the battery (judging by sales figures it is failing).
Technology is great but only if it works. Some of you might remember the Apple Newton, or the Apple QuickTake camera (my dad bought both, I reminder playing with the camera, loved the 640X480 resolution but it could only hold 8 images and the batteries died after about 30 shots!!!). Both were great ideas and their concepts have now been proven in the form of the iPad / digital cameras but both failed miserably at the time because they were released before the tech was ready (the both were released in 1994!!)
I have no doubt electric cars are the future, but the current lot been powered by
old battery tech is not the answer ( as someone have pointed out electric milk floats have been round for ages ). I use to play with electric RC cars, the way the batteries would drain under heavy load was more than annoying, I use to have to carry around 3/4 battery packs just for 1 hour of running time, and fast charging shortens the life of batteries considerably. Newer battery tech is coming but it's not ready yet and the car manufacture need to realise that, hence Jaguar looking at crazy turbines as way of providing electric power
Paying a few £££ as an early adopter on a TV/computer is very different from dropping £25-30k on something which is likely to be superseded very quickly!!