Unraveling the Smart Charging Technologies, Energy Sources, and Regulatory Standards for EVs

Electric Vehicles (EVs) are anticipated to be pivotal contributors to the global energy transformation in the automobile industry, ignited by their rapid proliferation. However, the widespread integration of EVs requires rigorous research and synthesis in charging solutions and EV supply equipment to meet the expected performance and improve ancillary services. Analysing the current landscape of EV charging technologies is essential to accelerate EV adoption, incorporating advanced control strategies to mitigate negative impacts and improve charging efficiency. Thus, this study presents a meticulous review that culminates in a curated anthology of 81 pivotal articles, with a predominant emphasis on charging EVs and associated technologies. The findings constitute extensive potential in this domain and we have carefully scrutinised the research studies to discern potential EV charging technologies, encompassing their taxonomy, on-board and off-board charging infrastructures, and the global standards regulating EV charging systems. The revelations of the study elucidate the prevailing paradigms within the EV research nexus, charting a course for future scholarly pursuits and practical applications.

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IEEE Access
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2025.3579428
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5
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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Abstract

Electric Vehicles (EVs) are anticipated to be pivotal contributors to the global energy transformation in the automobile industry, ignited by their rapid proliferation. However, the widespread integration of EVs requires rigorous research and synthesis in charging solutions and EV supply equipment to meet the expected performance and improve ancillary services. Analysing the current landscape of EV charging technologies is essential to accelerate EV adoption, incorporating advanced control strategies to mitigate negative impacts and improve charging efficiency. Thus, this study presents a meticulous review that culminates in a curated anthology of 81 pivotal articles, with a predominant emphasis on charging EVs and associated technologies. The findings constitute extensive potential in this domain and we have carefully scrutinised the research studies to discern potential EV charging technologies, encompassing their taxonomy, on-board and off-board charging infrastructures, and the global standards regulating EV charging systems. The revelations of the study elucidate the prevailing paradigms within the EV research nexus, charting a course for future scholarly pursuits and practical applications.

IEEE AccessVol. 13
University of East Anglia (GB), University of Huddersfield (GB), COMSATS University Islamabad (PK), Norwich Research Park (GB), Northumbria University (GB), University of Management and Technology (PK)
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