If cost were the real barrier, hesitation would make sense. But the offer removes any cost to the building, what's left is lack of information, not financial risk.
What "zero cost" actually covers
Installation includes the charging station, parking spot signage, the smart consumption device, and all necessary infrastructure, all paid for by PowerUp.
What if something goes wrong?
PowerUp carries full insurance covering physical damage from external causes, electrical damage, and theft. The company is also contractually liable for any damage caused by its team.
Bottom line: the building carries no financial risk in installation, operation, or in the event of an incident.
Who pays for maintenance?
Monitoring is remote, and technical issues are typically resolved within 1 business day, at no extra cost.
So why do some buildings still not have one?
In most cases, it's a lack of information, not a deliberate decision.
Guilherme Aquino CamargoManaging Partner at PowerUp