First wireless EV-charging road in U.S. to be built in Detroit

Electreon rendering_i.jpg — Israeli startup Electreon's wireless EV charging system is powered through electromagnetic induction. (Electreon)

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February 01, 2022 07:16 PM

The first wireless EV-charging road system in the country will be built near Michigan Central Station in Detroit by Israeli startup Electreon.

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