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MOSCOW, April 15 First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Andrei Belousov ordered the creation of a digital environment that will make the use of electric vehicles as efficient and accessible as possible, the press reported on Monday. Russian government service.
According to the press service, Belousov held a meeting on the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. 
«During the meeting, Andrei Belousov noted that in connection with the promising growth of charging stations in the next few years, it is necessary to work on the issue of creating a digital environment that will make the use of electric vehicles as efficient and accessible as possible,» the message says.
“In the next six years, the number of charging stations should increase by more than 10 times. With an increase in their number, it is necessary to give motorists comfortable access to up-to-date information about their work,” Belousov is quoted as saying in the release.
As stated in the release, the First Deputy Prime Minister also ordered the development of a minimum set of requirements for national charging station services. These include tracking the status of the station and individual connectors in real time, identifying stations in map services, and the ability to receive feedback on the operation of stations from other users.
The government press service noted that at the moment the number of fast electric filling stations in Russia is about 1,150 units, and the fleet of electric vehicles in the country has increased to more than 40 thousand cars (about 10 thousand of them are produced in Russia).
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