Today, installing an EV charger in a condo building is a choice. In several cities around the world, that choice is disappearing: new developments are required by building code to plan for EV infrastructure before construction even starts.
Brazil isn't there yet, but the debate has started
Across different Brazilian states and cities, discussions are already underway about requiring minimum EV charging infrastructure in new buildings, following a trend that's already reality in more mature EV markets.
The detail that changes everything: once this stops being optional, nobody will install it for free for your building. The difference between deciding now and deciding later is, literally, the cost of installation.
Deciding now means deciding on your own terms
Today, PowerUp covers the full investment. If the decision is postponed until it becomes a legal requirement, there's no guarantee the terms will be the same.
Optional doesn't mean dispensable
As long as it's optional, you can still choose the best timing and the best terms. That window won't stay open forever.
Guilherme Aquino CamargoManaging Partner at PowerUp