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BEIT YANAI, Israel, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/
ElectReon (TASE: ELWS), which is developing and implementing Wireless Electric Road Systems (ERS) that wirelessly charge commercial and passenger electric vehicles while driving, announced today that it was selected to provide the technology for
eCharge, a project funded by the Roads Innovation Program of the German Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt). The winning consortium includes Volkswagen and Eurovia.
The aim of the project is to develop an economical and functional solution for inductive charging of electric vehicles while driving. The project has received €1.9 million financing from the German Federal Government.
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Fighter jets have been able to refuel on the go for decades, so why wouldn’t our electric cars be able to recharge their batteries while on the road? Well, it turns out they can, thanks to the game-changing wireless charging road system developed by Israeli company ElectReon.
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Battery-electric vehicles (BEV) are evolving and gaining popularity at an accelerated pace. While much progress has been made in terms of hardware and infrastructure, recharging still takes significantly more time than refueling an ICE- or hydrogen-powered vehicle.
Thinking outside of the (wall) box, Israeli tech company ElectReon has been developing and implementing an innovative solution for this problem.