I was wondering this same thing, then I found out that in many cities home owners can have a high speed charging port installed at the front of their property l

I was wondering this same thing, then I found out that in many cities home owners can have a high speed charging port installed at the front of their property line and run a cord across the side walk to their car. Of course this doesn't work well if your neighbors park right in front of your house, oops. (In most American cities, AFAIK, home owners have no claim over the parking space directly in front of their home) Not sure what to do in "real" dense cities, Chicago row houses and such. Honestly making them public infrastructure where people pay a monthly fee subscription fee to the city might just work. (And generate revenue for the city!)