ANALYSIS OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDED FOR CHARGING ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND THE RELATED DIFFICULTIES

Lukesh Kumar Sahu; Dr. Mithileshsingh; Shalini Singh

ANALYSIS OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDED FOR CHARGING ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND THE RELATED DIFFICULTIES

Authors

Lukesh Kumar Sahu

PhD Scholar, Electrical Department, SRU, Raipur, India.

Dr. Mithileshsingh

HOD, Electrical Department, SRU, Raipur, India.

Shalini Singh

PhD Scholar, Electrical Department, SRU, Raipur, India.

Keywords:

Electric Vehicle Charging, EV Charging Infrastructure, Charging Methods, Sustainable Transportation, Smart Grid Integration

Synopsis

As an environmentally benign and sustainable alternative to conventional internal combustion engine cars, electric vehicles (EVs) have the potential to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on fossil fuels. However, widespread EV adoption depends on the advancement of convenient and effective charging infrastructure.infrastructure. This study paper offers a thorough analysis of electric car charging methods with the goal of providing a comprehensive understanding of the state of EV charging technology now, as well as challenging circumstances and prospective future developments. The key technical concerns surrounding EV charging are examined in this study, including connector requirements, voltage, current, and strength output. Additionally, the assessment tackles significant obstacles impeding the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), such as range anxiety, grid connectivity, and the requirement for standardization.

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