10. Conclusion

The design of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, as part of the drive to electrify mobility and reduce its carbon footprint, calls on tried-and-tested electrical technologies. However, it is conceived differently from the organization of liquid fuels, because of the specific characteristics of electrical energy and to contribute to the overall performance of mobility. The use of electric cars implies changes in habits that are perceived as complex by new users. To remedy this, the digital world described in this article is being set up alongside the electric vehicles and charging stations themselves.

Its performance, so that users can find their way around, will be a key to the successful deployment of electric vehicles, enabling them to easily cover their mobility needs while reducing the environmental impact of transport.

Artificial...