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Honda to test wireless charging tech for EVs on highways, including large trucks, starting 2026 in Japan

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05 Oct 2026
Fox Business
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Honda to test wireless charging tech for EVs on highways, including large trucks, starting 2026 in Japan

Honda Motor, along with Taisei Corporation and Taisei Rotec Corporation, plans to test wireless charging technology for electric vehicles on highways in Japan starting late 2026. The system uses embedded power-transmitting units in the road and receivers on vehicles to charge EVs while moving, aiming to reduce charging stops. Initial focus will be on logistics and transportation sectors, with tests evaluating durability, power transfer, and safety. A public-road demonstration is planned for Japan's 2027 fiscal year as part of the Tateyama Project, but the economic viability of this technology compared to conventional charging remains uncertain.

Honda's plan to test wireless charging technology for moving trucks provides context for readers interested in automotive innovation. For readers following the Consumer Cyclical sector, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 05, 2026 21:32 WIB: of 112 priced US stocks, 55 rose and 56 fell. Notable movers include BBWI (Bath & Body Works Inc) at USD 17.27 with a 7.53% increase and a typical hold time of 63 days, DKNG (DraftKings Inc) at USD 19.99 with a 7.53% increase and a 55-day hold time, and RSI (Rush Street Interactive Inc) at USD 21.27 with a 6.30% increase and a 13-day hold time.

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