Expansion is underway at the Electric Vehicle and Roadway at Utah State after Senate Bill 125, which was passed in the recent state legislative session, creates an Electrified Transportation Infrastructure Steering Committee.
LOGAN, Utah — Researchers at Utah State University have been working on that very concern since 2015 and are looking to get a truck on the road soon.
Utah is trying to get more plug-in charging going throughout the state, but the focus here at the Electric Vehicle and Roadway is to get residents powered up as they’re driving. "I think this is our revolution in the EV industry because this will eliminate the need for plug-in chargers that causes inconvenience for the user," said USU Ph.D. sudent Azmeer Zahid.
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