Yes, but eventually people will not rent from an apartment that doesn't have ev charging. One of the advantages of apartment life is you can easily move. If an apartment next door or across town has chargers available then I move there. Eventually the complex without chargers will lose enough tenants that they will realize they need to add them.
That really depends on the size of the apartment building / complex. 5 or six charging spots is not nearly enough if you are talking 200-300 units.
Exactly. Needs to be requirement for entire garage since all cars and light trucks are going to be EV by 2035 in the CARB states. A 5-10 year timeline for all apt garages to have L2 charging. Interest free loans and grants to property owners to install. Since public is subsidizing we could also require low EV charging rates from utility and property owner.
Can't wait for the invisible hand, we are in three alarm condition and need to move on the issue. Plus the lower rent apt will have people who need it the most with the longest commutes and least amount of money. The landlord and tenants would be the ones who should qualify for the biggest subsidy. i think current bill being considered makes that point with priority for the chargers that serve lower income taxpayers.
Maybe it is area specific, but the vast majority of apartment buildings and complexes that I have ever seen do not include garages. Many don't even have dedicated parking spots....
Seriously, living in apartment without garage means to avoid F150 and/or EV.
Why? Is there some rule that says you can't park F150 or EV outside?
Unless public chargers (or those in apartments or workplaces) are free.
Of course you can do anything legal, I did not judge based on law, just my opinion.
Ok, but what is your opinion based on?
Economic.
Economic what? You said that "living in apartment without garage means to avoid F150 and/or EV". However, you seem unable to explain that other than say it's your "opinion".
