Charging Your EV While Driving Is Crazy 😱 (@elonroad3705)

In Sweden, engineers have developed a groundbreaking road that powers electric vehicles as they move. A conductive rail on the road surface connects to a pickup beneath the vehicle, delivering power while reducing the need for large onboard batteries. This innovation promotes efficient and eco-friendly EV charging solutions.

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[henrym]

Sweden is dope. Love the way they think out there. Beautiful minds

[kentspiker]

And who's paying for that. I ain't driving an EV.

[jokerjokes]

I always thought of that but in magnetic fields to charge and pull your driverless vehicle to a designated place

[Vilhelm]

This is some sort of concept test on a test road

[bupqbtb]

The Swiss always have the cool gadgets 😅

[-Tomas-]

still u need more things to make it "enviromently friendly" like wth is that.. this have no chance to gas or diesel cars.. and aint enviromently fiendly, just check the battery factory.. diesel maschines are working in mines...

[Vahlee-Airbusbabe]

No word on whether the money used to create this could have gone to better public transit or bike laknes.

[saketgawali]

Try again, Conductive is not environmentally friendly. Inductive would be, but would incurr more power losses.

[bradheath]

That's great. Now, if I could only afford an EV. Maybe by the time Kentucky installs that system, I'll be dead and gone. Lmao

[marc]

Doesnt seem to efficient, any break will ruin the track, all of it, ohh back ups maybe, still the battaries afe unstable and expensive oh dont last long especially in cold weather

[justmeify]

It's not new technology. This technology has been around for decades and has been implemented and used in kids' toys for decades.

[jcbuckeye]

So just power up the road all the time so that you charge one out of every 1000 cars and they can get a little charge.

[greenfordnava]

❤🎉😂YUP ✓POWERFULLY+INTELLIGENTLY✓ ✓ANALYTICALLY+BRILLIANTLY BASICLY DONE✓😂🎉❤