Many efforts are being made on the air, in this direction the whole world is constantly emphasizing on electric vehicles to avoid air pollution. But there are many problems in the success of electric vehicles, due to which the electric vehicles are not getting the right speed. However, many big companies are trying their best to tackle these challenges. The biggest problem with electric vehicles is the expensive batteries in them. Due to which the price of the vehicle also increases.

Japan Automobile Company launches luxury car to compete Mercedes V -Class, know details

The other big problem is the lack of charging stations. Now, when both these problems are there in an electric car, customers give preference to traditional vehicles. Apart from this, petrol-diesel powered vehicles can be carried over long distances without any hassle while electric vehicles cannot be carried on because they are short range. Not only this, electric vehicles take a long time to charge, which is another big problem. However, companies are constantly making efforts to reduce charging time.

It is worth noting that in view of all this, companies are making more efforts. Meanwhile, Israel's start-up Electron has developed a new technology to charge electric vehicles. The company has installed copper coils 900 feet below the pavement for testing in a boarding school campus to transmit wireless energy. With the help of this technology, Israel first wants to electrify local buses and charge them so that pollution can be reduced in the city. In the future, the company wants to use this technology all over the world.

Big news for Bajaj's Pulsar and Avenger bike lovers, price hikes

Let us tell you that for this, Electron is investing $ 5.3 million for this project. Now Sweden is also preparing to build the smart road. And about three billion dollars are being spent on it. The goal of creating 1000 miles of electrified road has been made from this investment. It is believed that if the electric road is successful, then autonomous shuttles and trucks will be connected. As such, drivers will not be required to drive these vehicles.

How powerful is the TVS Apache RTR 160 from Hero Xtreme Sports, reads details