Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

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A test track is being built on the A6 motorway in southeastern Germany to allow electric cars to be charged inductively while driving. The section between Amberg-West and Sulzbach-Rosenberg will be around one kilometre long. Tests are scheduled to begin at the end of July or beginning of August.

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