Stanford system could allow EVs to recharge from the road, while moving
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Stanford's findings could one day revolutionize the electric vehicle industry
By charging while you're driving, you'll get more range without even stopping
Article Summary
The greatest obstacle standing in the way of electric-vehicle adoption - besides crafty, deceitful right wingers - is limited range. Electric vehicles can only travel 100 miles (161 km) on their best day. Because of the lack of electric charging stations and the amount of time involved in charging a battery, they just can't go as far as gas vehicles. A team of researchers at Stanford University recently made an important discovery in wireless charging technology. Their work could one day help solve the limited-range dilemma.
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