Abstract:To solve this problem which is the differences in the operator’s decision-making under different subsidy policies, and the strategy of policy considering different construction levels of charging infrastructure, this article builds four policy scenarios: basic model, investment subsidy model, operating subsidy model, and compound subsidy model. This article analyzes and compares operators' pricing and subsidy strategies under different policy scenarios. The research results show that: ① The charging price decreases with the increase in the intensity of operating subsidies, the market penetration rate of electric vehicles increases, and the income of charging operators increases. ②Policy factors, market factors, cost factors, and time factors have direct and cross-effects on prices, demand, and income.③When the construction level of charging infrastructure are less than 0.5, the implementation of the strategy of operating subsidies will result in better policy effects. When the construction level of charging infrastructure is greater than 0.5, the subsidy policy can be withdrawn in due course.