While many buildings are still debating whether it's worth it, Condomínio Life Resort, in Campo Grande, on Rio de Janeiro's west side, already made the call: 2 PowerUp EV chargers are installed and in use today.
What's already running there
The model is the same one any building can have: zero-cost installation, app-based use by residents, and a 110% reimbursement on the energy consumed at the station.
The practical point: this isn't a pilot project or a future promise. It's infrastructure in operation, with residents charging their own vehicles today.
Why this matters for anyone still deciding
It's easy to hesitate over something hypothetical. It's harder to justify hesitation when another building, in the same city, already solved the same question.
The question that remains
If Life Resort no longer sees a reason to wait, what exactly is your building's reason?

