Abstract
The article addresses trends in the design and development of infrastructure of charging stations. The article analyzes international experience of the development of electric transport (Germany, Great Britain, China). National concepts, principles of production development, as well as private business in this aspect are analyzed. A separate emphasis is placed on the fleet of electric vehicles, the most developed market segments (passenger cars, buses, commercial vehicles) are discussed. Problematic issues and stop factors in the development of electric transport are emphasized. Scientific novelty based on defining components of the development of charging infrastructur, practical recommendations for the development of infrastructure for electric transport and formulation practical recommendations on creating a network of charging stations along federal highways, as well as roadside service facilities.
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