Nicola Tesla and his battery-less electric car
Nikola Tesla was ahead of his time, but the struggle between his alternating current and the “conventional” one led him to complete ostracism. In his final years he attempted to create an electric car that required no batteries at all, since it obtained its energy wirelessly through a 1.8-metre antenna. That energy, moreover, came from electromagnetic waves.
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