I do not, and in fact there is no power at all close to the parking spots. It's a fairly typical (at least in the US) setup with a mid-rise building set back f

I do not, and in fact there is no power at all close to the parking spots. It's a fairly typical (at least in the US) setup with a mid-rise building set back from a shared parking lot. The spots in front of the building aren't too far away so they could presumably get EV chargers installed, but it would require at minimum installing new circuits in the building and running electricity to the parking spots. The spots across the lot would require a more complex cable install since they're not adjacent to the building. I'm sure it would be doable, but non-trivial. And maybe most importantly, something the building would rather do for more than one resident at once, so it would take some sort of critical mass. Buildings with parking garages might have it easier since they already have power of some kind in the garage, although you still need to solve the billing problem somehow. New buildings seem to be addressing this, but retrofits in existing buildings are going to be a long tail here I imagine.