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by Markoff·12d ago·view on hn ↗
roughly 47% Danish population lives in multi-dwelling apartment blocks (53% in house properties)

in Norway its roughly 25% (apartments) vs 75% (houses)

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The car sits somewhere overnight. Put a charger there.
not viable solution for people in apartments, most of the cars in Prague sits on the street next to curb without any chargers nearby, I don't think there is any country which would have chargers for every car parked on street, it's always shared charger for MANY cars, which works when there are only very few EVs like right now, but once you reach certain point the only realistic solution are expensive fast chargers (which are inconvenient anyway, since it still takes much more time to refill energy for same range as ICE in same amount of time)
In the city it's even easier. You have lamps and shops powered with 240V power on the streetside. Wires and conduit running under every street. The power infrastructure is already there. It would be like adding the power demand of a busy restaurant that uses electric stoves to each street, hardly impossible.