EV Charging Infrastructure Toolkits –
Existing Properties
Download the toolkits below for step-by-step electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) guidance for developers, owners and managers at existing multifamily properties.
By investing in electric vehicle (EV) charging, existing multifamily properties stay relevant and competitive to newer developments as a sustainable and attractive place to live.
Benefits of investing in EV charging infrastructure:
- Attract and retain residents
- Additional revenue stream potential
- Get ahead of emerging code requirements and mandates
Toolkit Overview
Types of EV Charging
Understanding Charging Solutions
Understanding EV Charging Vendors
1.1 Identify EV Mandates
1.2 Identify Desired Charging Configuration
1.3 Determine the Number of EV-Ready and Installed Spaces
1.1 Survey Resident Demand
1.2 Property Evaluation
Option A: Hire a Consultant
Option B: Hire an Electrician to Evaluate your Property
1.3 Determine Charging Configuration
1.4 Determine Charger Level and Type
A. Networked or non-networked chargers
B. Full EVSE or EV Smart Charging Outlets
C. Power levels – Level 1 vs Level 2
1.5 Determine the Number of EV Chargers
Option 1 – Optimize Existing Infrastructure
Option 2 – Optimize Existing Service Capacity
Option 3 – Optimize for Service Upgrade
1.6 Plan for Future Proofing
Option 1: Optimize for Budget
Option 2: Full buildout
1.7 Design EV Charging Spaces
Accessibility Design Standards
2.1 Identity Incentives
2.2 Evaluate EV Charging Vendors
2.3 Site Walks and Obtain Bids
2.4 Value Engineering
2.5 Finalize Project Design and Budget