Transportation Electrification: A Critical Review of EVs Mobility during Disruptive Events

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Transportation Electrification: A Critical Review of EVs Mobility during Disruptive Events

Torkey, Alaa / Zaki, Mohamed H. / El Damatty, Ashraf A.

Abstract Transportation electrification is a promising emerging technology for mitigating the impacts of climate change. However, it provides more challenges to mobility management during disruptive events. Extensive research has been conducted to describe the consequences of transportation electrification and disruptive events, each in silos. A pivotal question nowadays is, “What are the requirements of Electric Vehicles' (EVs) mobility during disruptive events?”. Thus, this study aims to critically review previous works addressing the interrelationship between transportation electrification and critical infrastructure during disruptive events. The findings of this study have significant implications for preserving the resilience of the transportation network and the power grid during disruptive events, embracing the role of EVs in disaster management planning, and promoting the rollout of e-mobility to achieve climate action targets.