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March 29, 2026Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering (English Edition)0 citationsOpen Access

A review of key technologies for integration of electric vehicle-charging station-transportation network-grid based on bibliometric analysis

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HCHongjun CuiXDXiushi DongYSYue Su

Key Points

  • The review aims to synthesize key technologies for integrating electric vehicle-charging stations with transportation networks and grids.
  • Conducted bibliometric analysis of VSNGI research using VOSviewer and CiteSpace.
  • Analyzed data from the Web of Science to assess publication trends and performance.
  • Summarized advancements in five key aspects related to EV integration with grids and networks.
  • Identified a rapid growth in VSNGI research publications and institutional contributions.
  • Outlined five key aspects for EV's impact on grids and transportation networks.
  • Highlighted four emerging technologies crucial for improving VSNGI integration.

Abstract

Electric vehicles (EVs) are instrumental in balancing the operation of the transportation networks and grids for the dual attribute of power and traffic load. Current research community has gained significant efforts on key technologies for the integration of electric vehicle-charging station-transportation network-grid (VSNGI). Therefore, a synthetic review on this domain is needed. In this context, the VSNGI research included in the Web of Science (WoS) was synthetically analyzed using bibliometric methods, the software VOSviewer and CiteSpace. The results show that the internationally interested VSNGI research is in a period of rapid development in terms of publication volume, national, institutional, and journal performance. The cited literature provided work accumulation in five aspects: “the impact and control of EVs on the grid”, “design of EV charging stations”, “integration of charging stations and grids”, “integration of charging stations and transportation networks” and “coupling of the transportation network and grid”. Then, the latest progress was summarized in four aspects: “characterization methods of spatiotemporal features of road network demand and grid load”, “SNG collaborative layout technology”, “VSN orderly guidance technology”, and “VNG interactive response technology”. Lastly, the problems and prospects in the VSNGI research were discussed. The joint efforts of researchers from multiple disciplines are required by the development of the VSNGI field. The VSNGI research will be of crucial significance in the transformation of the transportation field. • The key technologies for VSNGI are reviewed by bibliometric analysis. • Integration of EV-charging station-transportation network-grid is focused in this study, while individual subject. • The overall development trend and theme evolution law of the VSNGI field are all revealed. • The research hotspots and future research trends in this field are revealed. • The VSNGI research will play a major role in transforming the transportation field.

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Cui et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c15ade0f0f753b39bda0https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtte.2024.06.006
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