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ElectReon to power first German inductive charging ‘e-road’

The state of Bavaria is looking to position itself as a leader in inductive charging technology. By Stewart Burnett

The A6 motorway in Bavaria, Germany, is set to become the country’s first inductive charging roadway, allowing electric vehicles (EVs) to recharge while driving. A test track spanning one kilometer between Amberg-West and Sulzbach-Rosenberg is under construction, with inductive technology being supplied by Israeli firm ElectReon, and trials scheduled to begin in late July or early August.

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