According to @SawyerMerritt and ENRX, Florida is constructing a highway with a 0.75-mile electrified section designed to wirelessly charge electric vehicles at speeds up to 200 kW as they drive, scheduled for completion by 2029 (source: Sawyer Merritt, ENRX). This project leverages AI-based traffic and charging management systems to optimize energy distribution, targeting commercial fleets such as delivery vans and long-haul trucks. The integration of AI and wireless charging infrastructure represents a major business opportunity for companies in electric mobility, offering scalable solutions for reducing fleet downtime and operational costs (source: ENRX).