“…The EVs importance in integration with smart grids (SGs) is that they tackle the issues of inherent intermittence and randomness in renewable energy sources by providing a power management solution [4]. Even though, in systems without renewable energy integrations, the benefit of using the vehicle battery as a temporary storage is non‐existing; still EV bidirectional chargers offer a promising solution to support the power grid during peak demand and contingencies through vehicle‐to‐grid (V2G) battery discharging operation mode [5–8]. In SGs, bidirectional EV battery charger is the key interface that controls the different power‐flow modes grid‐to‐vehicle (G2V) or/and V2G [9–12].…”