- The majority of EV charging in the U.S. happens at home, but that’s not necessarily true for condo dwellers.
- To fix the EV charging problem for apartment buildings, ChargePoint wants to install roughly 2,500 charging ports at multifamily residences starting in 2026.
- ChargePoint partnered with OBE Power, which will own and operate the chargers, negating landlord investment.
Living in an apartment complex can be tricky for EV drivers. Even though a whopping 80% of electric car charging sessions happen at home in the United States, apartment dwellers often need to rely on public infrastructure because there aren’t any Level 2 stalls where they live.
