Tsirinomeny, M.Hõimoja, H.Rufer, A.Dziechciaruk, G.Vezzini, A.2014-05-072014-05-072014https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/103240An evident issue for electric vehicle (EV) is the limited average speed while driving long distances. This paper will provide a better understanding of EV requirements in order to make the electric vehicles more compatible for long distance driving. Battery requirements are specified and the ultra-fast charging station is introduced, where power levelling and load shifting are proposed in order to alleviate the impact of ultra-fast charging on the grid utility; this should be able to satisfy the charging demand according to the electric vehicles frequentation. Then, 24-hour EV road trip are performed to validate the performance of the related system studies.electric vehicleenergy storage24 hoursload managementpower convertersOptimizing EV driving-recharge time ratio a under limited grid connectiontext::conference output::conference paper not in proceedings