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The construction layout of charging piles restricts the rapidly development of EVs. To address this area, this paper first simulates the current layout of charging piles in Beijing and finds that there is an unbalanced distribution problem of oversupply and idle resources. Then, based on the current situation, this study takes the total charge station construction cost as the objective function and unfolds in three levels, using MIP for conditional constraints. Finally, an improved particle swarm algorithm is employed to simulate electric vehicles by generating demand points in the region to obtain the optimum location of charging stations. This method overcomes the limitation of using static data in traditional research, and the simulation can reflect the dynamic law of electric vehicle operation, which is more consistent with the real situation. The calculation results show that the method adopted in this study can reasonably plan the layout of charging stations, relieve the charging pressure of some charging stations, and minimize the overall service cost of new charging stations based on the continuation of the existing layout. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

With the development of economy, energy dilemma and environment protection give urgent pressure on automobile industry. More and more countries are making new energy vehicle policy. How to choose a proper routing when driving an electric vehicle? Does charging stations layout in a city meet the demand of electric vehicles? This paper gives out the electric vehicles' routing optimizing algorithm. The algorithm focus on decision policy before an electric vehicle starts. There are 3 kinds of situations: the situation moving to destination, moving to a charging station and staying origin. Each situation has its judgment and it is discussed in detail. Except that, the electric vehicles' routing optimization is solved in this paper. By applying routing optimizing algorithm, a multi-agent simulation model is build and the model is running with real data of charging stations in Beijing. The simulation results show that this model is valid. Through analysis of simulation data, this paper concludes that the layout of charging stations in Beijing is not reasonable, because charging stations are not visited by electric vehicles equally. 4 charging stations have higher visiting frequency. More charging stations should be built near these areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]