This was a bit weird to learn, but maybe they didn't sell too many 45W chargers and decided it's not a needed feature. Or, even more likely, it's done to protect the battery health. Personally, a 45W charger is not something I often use, but I have one, and there are situations when it's a great accessory to have, when traveling for example. At home however, I try to take it easy and actually disable fast charging feature (for wireless charging), to reduce heat, and logically, reduce battery wear.
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