Electrified road could slash cost of electric cars

A two-kilometre electrified road is being tested in Sweden to enable fossil-free transport.

Electrified road could slash cost of electric cars
Tue, 29 May, 2018 - 01:00
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The project, eRoadArlanda, uses conductive technology which transfers energy to the vehicle from a rail-embedded road.

The cutting-edge technology could help slash the cost of electric cars.

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