Wireless power transfer methods are being tested in China

Technology12:44, 02-03-2026

Wireless charging roads are being tested in China

Construction of test roads enabling wireless charging has begun for the first time in the northern region of China. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

With this technology, vehicles can receive wireless charging even while moving at speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour. For this process, cars equipped with a special wireless charging module are registered in the system.

Payment for the charging is automatically made through a card linked to the system and is calculated based on the amount of kilowatts received. This innovation is expected to bring significant changes to the transportation sector in the future, as this technology helps reduce fuel consumption and protect the environment.

Additionally, this method serves to make vehicle movement more efficient and convenient. In this way, the possibility of wireless charging paves the way for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

China, Zamin, Electric Vehicles, Northern China, Transportation Sector

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