Which type of charging system is associated with electric vehicles?

The inductive-magnetic charging system is commonly associated with electric vehicles due to its ability to wirelessly transfer energy between two coils: one in the charging station and one in the vehicle. This technology allows for more convenience, as it eliminates the need for physical connectors, making the charging process more user-friendly.

Inductive charging works by creating an oscillating magnetic field, which induces a current in the receiving coil placed in the vehicle. This method has gained popularity because it can be implemented in various contexts, such as public charging stations or even home setups, promoting ease of use for electric vehicle owners.

The other options — resistive-thermal, capacitive-electric, and radiative-solar — represent different forms of energy transfer or types of energy utilization but do not specifically pertain to the prevalent systems used for charging electric vehicles. For example, resistive-thermal methods are usually associated with heating applications rather than energy transfer for vehicle charging.