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Re:1 in 5 EV owners in California switched back to gas becau... by TheBill on Sunday May 02, 2021 @09:10PM (#27020615)
Every new multi family I've seen in the SFBA since 2015 has had charging stations in the garage. Last building in RWC was ~50% of the stalls. SF was 25% or so. Every grocery store I've been at has had 1-5 EV charging stations. Most of the peninsula office complexes have charging at them. All of these are code requirements on new construction. Just takes time to turn things like EPA superfund sites into offices and apartments.
Re:1 in 5 EV owners in California switched back to gas becau... by masonic on Monday May 03, 2021 @04:20AM (#27022742)

  Every new multi family I've seen in the SFBA since 2015 has had charging stations in the garage.
For every space?
Re:1 in 5 EV owners in California switched back to gas becau... by TheBill on Friday May 14, 2021 @05:44PM (#27160040)
Pretty much, and last tennant mix was about 20% EV, 80% ICE.
Re:1 in 5 EV owners in California switched back to gas becau... by jldugger on Sunday May 02, 2021 @09:38PM (#27020784)
> Every new multi family I've seen in the SFBA since 2015 has had charging stations in the garage.

And it's a fight for your charging time, because there are like 100 teslas for 2 chargers.

Re:1 in 5 EV owners in California switched back to gas becau... by lumberingjack on Monday May 03, 2021 @05:49AM (#27023198)
Or the chargers or situated in the worst possible location way away from everything nearest charging station to where I live is in the bottom of a garage building connected to a mall that's dead and only open for a few hours a day what do you supposed to do chill out in the basement garage while your car charges?