> Not saying you’re wrong, but are you sure? To be honest, I was anticipating using the same circuit for the lamp instead of pulling a new one, but sure, havin

> Not saying you’re wrong, but are you sure? To be honest, I was anticipating using the same circuit for the lamp instead of pulling a new one, but sure, having the electrical work done to pull a new circuit to the car is definitely feasible. > Not necessarily. In California at least... Thanks for making keeping me honest in assumptions there. That said, I have to imagine the amount of states that have these provisions is pretty small, and likely more importantly, this assumes that one has assigned parking. I haven't lived in an apartment in a long time, and never in a major city, but all of the apartments I've lived in had free-for-all parking. The point I was trying, but didn't fully make in my original comment was to highlight that there's a fairly significant amount of the population in the US that doesn't have easy and/or reasonable access to home charging, and that is a fair reason why even folks who can afford and are interested in owning BEVs are precluded from considering them.