My point was that if someone in an apartment complex with a dedicated parking spot has the money and willingness to install a charger, there are no technical re

My point was that if someone in an apartment complex with a dedicated parking spot has the money and willingness to install a charger, there are no technical reasons why they can't. Most likely either someone in building management or the landlord will block it from happening for some inane reason. Thus: politics is the reason why this isn't happening. Over here there are laws coming into place that every public parking location must have a certain percentage of chargers. It used to be voluntary (a recommendation), but companies were dragging their feet. Now it's not optional any more. It's not like adding a 22kW Type 2 charger will break the bank for any decent business. There are even businesses that'll 100% do it for you if you provide the parking spot - but they also take most of the profits.