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Wireless charging for electric vehicles could overcome their limited driving range

Wireless charging for electric vehicles could remove the driving range barrier.

Wireless charging for electric vehicles would address a major drawback of plug-in electric cars—their limited driving range. Image: REUTERS/Denis Balibouse

Mark Golden
Public Information Officer, Stanford University
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Wireless charging for electric vehicles can be a real deal in the EV industry.
Wireless charging for electric vehicles can be a real deal in the EV industry. Image: Bloomberg

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