Abstract
This article reviews IETF network mobility techniques and ISO data protocols involved in electrical charging which represent key enablers for an IP-based platform composed of backend servers, networks of fixed charging stations and of mobile Fully-Electrical Vehicles (FEVs). This platform further allows services for ensuring driver's confidence in reaching arbitrary destinations, despite well-known limitations such as battery technologies, and mitigating the risks involved by the use of inherently insecure basic IP datagram exchanges.
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