Honda is set to begin road tests in Japan for a groundbreaking technology that aims to wirelessly charge electric trucks while they are in motion, eliminating the need for drivers to stop for recharging. The system would use electromagnetic fields embedded in the road to transfer power to vehicles equipped with compatible receivers, potentially revolutionizing long-haul freight operations. If successful, the innovation could address one of the biggest challenges in electric vehicle adoption—range anxiety—by enabling continuous energy supply during transit. The tests mark a significant step toward integrating advanced infrastructure solutions for sustainable transportation.
In Japan, Honda plans road tests that could charge trucks without making them stop Yahoo Autos
