Honda plans highway test of wireless charging for moving trucks
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Honda plans highway test of wireless charging for moving trucks
TOKYO, Oct 5 : Japanese automaker Honda Motor said on Monday it has developed technology that can wirelessly charge electric vehicles, including large trucks, while being driven, and plans to test the technology on a Japanese highway. • Honda plans to test the technology along with construction firm Tais
Honda develops technology for wireless charging of moving electric vehicles
Japanese automaker Honda has developed the underlying technology for a wireless charging system that can supply electricity to electric vehicles while they are in motion, including large commercial vehicles.
Honda and Taisei Corporation announced on the 5th that they have jointly developed a foundational technology that allows for wireless transmission of electricity to electric vehicles (EVs) while they are in motion, enabling charging. If put into practical use, this will reduce the need to stop for charging, improving the convenience of EVs. The two companies plan to begin testing the technology on the Tateyama Expressway in Chiba Prefecture from…
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