Electric roads could be solution to electric cars' lack of range
Until now most research has been directed towards increasing battery storage
London
IN the race to build driverless cars, it might pay to keep your eyes on the road.
A father-daughter team founded the Scotland-based Tracked Electric Vehicle (TEV) project where battery-powered cars recharge while they drive from a metal strip embedded in highways. The system is designed to combat range anxiety from consumers who worry an electric car will lose its spark before finding a place to plug in.
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