Charging Station Amenity Powers Up

With increasingly more people driving electric vehicles, the importance of car charging stations as an amenity is becoming a marketing reality for property owners. Since we last spoke with NRG EVgo VP Terry O’Day, the company has signed up more than 1,000 apartments in Northern California for charging. Now in Southern California, they’ve already signed up more than half of that (and counting!) through their Take Charge Program. For a limited time, NRG EVgo is wiring qualified properties to support EV charging for free. Terry says the most valuable benefit for a driver/tenant is to have reliable charging at home; of all the sustainable amenities a property owner can offer, this could be one of the most personal. For more information on our Bisnow partner’s offer, click here.

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