In Pictures: Honda Joins Wireless EV Charging Race, Backing In-Road Charging Tech

Honda's push into wireless EV charging could reduce reliance on traditional plug-in stations like this one.

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In-road charging technology aims to make EV ownership as seamless as driving a gas-powered car.

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Honda joins a growing field of automakers and startups racing to commercialize wireless charging infrastructure.

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Wireless charging could eventually eliminate the need for drivers to plug in at public stations altogether.

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Real-world deployment of in-road charging will require coordination with cities and road authorities.

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Combining renewable energy with wireless charging could further reduce the environmental footprint of EVs.

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Honda's backing signals confidence that in-road charging can move from concept to highway reality.

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The race for next-generation charging tech is intensifying as automakers seek an edge over competitors.

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If successful, in-road charging could transform busy urban corridors like this one for electric drivers.

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