Communal electric vehicles and state-of-the-art charging stations have emerged as a hot-ticket item in luxury developments.
Developers including Top Spring Australia and Cedar Woods are incorporating charging equipment for electric vehicles (EVs) or communal EVs as a drawcard for residents as part of their projects.
The move may also enable developers to cut down on the number of parking spaces in some developments, explains tech start-up Outbound chief executive Luke Rust. He confirmed the company is currently working with 40 developers on projects in Australia and the UK.
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