Sweden debuts world's first electric road to charge moving vehicles

The video discusses an innovative electric rail system in Sweden, near Stockholm, that charges moving vehicles. The system uses an underground rail to transfer electricity to vehicles via a flexible arm. The electrified road is divided into 50-meter sections, which are only powered when a vehicle is overhead. As vehicles leave the rail, the system calculates energy consumption and charges the driver accordingly.

Where is the electric road system that recharges vehicle batteries located?

• Sweden

• Norway

• Denmark

• Finland

How does the electric road system transfer electricity to vehicles?

• Through wireless charging

• Via overhead cables

• Using a flexible arm

• By solar panels

Into what length sections is the electrified road divided?

• 50 meter sections

• 75 meter sections

• 25 meter sections

• 100 meter sections

When are the individual sections of the electric road powered?

• Continuously

• When it rains

• Only during the day

• When a vehicle is overhead

How is the energy consumption calculated and billed to the driver?

• Through a monthly subscription

• Using a flat rate

• By the distance traveled on the road

• Based on time spent on the road