Security and privacy in edge computing: a survey of electric vehicles✩
Honghao Gao , Wanqiu Huang , Yueshen Xu , Youhuizi Li
›› 2026, Vol. 12 ›› Issue (2) : 223 -235.
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have developed into a complex ecosystem that includes many technical components such as task offloading on mobile devices, the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), and smart grids. Moreover, Edge Computing (EC) is a technique that relocates applications and services closer to end-users. This computing paradigm has been extensively adopted across many scenarios, effectively reducing the load on the cloud computing infrastructure and centralized server facilities. EVs are closely related to EC in many aspects since electric vehicles are typically supported by modern communication and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, such as, sensor networks, computation offloading, autonomous systems, and blockchain. However, the diversity and heterogeneity of edge devices have raised many security and privacy concerns in electric vehicles, and some complex EC scenarios make addressing these issues even more challenging. In this paper, we provide a comprehensive review of the security and privacy concerns raised by EC in EVs. First, we elaborate on the development, characteristics, and applications of EC in EVs. Next, we describe the typical architectures used to ensure the security and privacy of EC in EVs. Then, we analyze the risks and challenges related to the security and privacy of EC in EVs, focusing on several significant scenarios (e.g., offloading, the IoV, and smart grids). We also discuss current research progress on the security and privacy, covering methodologies, architectures, algorithms, insights, and performance. Finally, we discuss several future challenges and issues regarding the security and privacy of EC in EVs.
Electric vehicle / Edge computing / Security and privacy / Internet of vehicle / Smart grid
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