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When transportation shifts from fossil fuelpowered to zero and ultra-low tailpipe emissions cars, the world as a whole undergoes a huge transformation. An infrastructure of information-technology-enabled charging stations (CSs), to facilitate the switch to electric vehicles, innovative distributed energy producing units and encouraging public policies are required. To facilitate the switch to electric vehicles, innovative distributed energy producing units and encouraging public policies are required. This research covers the primary factors to be taken into account while building the infrastructure for charging electric vehicles. This paper provides information on planning and technological developments to improve the infrastructure for charging stations' design and execution. Along with EVs' effects on grid integration and provisioning for EV optimum allocation, the current state of the electric car scenario is thoroughly analyzed. Research on infrastructure, particularly as it relates to issues with charging stations and efforts to standardize infrastructure in order to facilitate future research, is examined in this study. Both the financial benefits and the impact on the grid influence the optimal sites for rapid charging stations.