Sure, there will always be some folks that cannot, for whatever cause, enjoy overnight charging where they park. For those folks, it is essentially a lateral m

Sure, there will always be some folks that cannot, for whatever cause, enjoy overnight charging where they park. For those folks, it is essentially a lateral move. They can enjoy the performance benefits, of course, but their running costs and convenience probably won't be any better with an EV. Who knows, though, maybe one-plug-per-spot will become enough of a selling point that apartment owners will start to deploy the infrastructure. I don't think it will affect EV adoption one way or the other, however, at least not for a number of years. Apartment dwellers are just a fraction of car owners.