Apartment Communities — Florida
EV charging for apartment buildings in Florida
Residents want to charge where they park overnight. We install and run the chargers at qualified Florida apartment communities, with no upfront capital from the property.
23 sites
Already charging across Florida
Including Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Miami Beach, St. Pete Beach, Miami, Winter Garden and 4 more.
View the mapWhy it works
Your residents park for ten hours a night
An apartment resident with an electric car has one real question before signing a lease: where do I plug in? If the answer is a public charger two miles away, that's a reason to look at the building down the road instead.
Overnight parking is the best charging window there is. A car sitting in your garage from 7 PM to 7 AM needs no fast charger and no attendant — just a Level 2 charger and the hours it's already parked.
Built for the people who run the building
- Property managers who don't want another system to operate
- Owners and asset managers weighing capital against amenity value
- Leasing teams losing EV-driving prospects to newer buildings
- Boards and associations asked by residents to add charging
What it costs the property
No capital, no operating burden
For qualified properties, we fund and install the charging infrastructure, then operate it. Drivers pay for their sessions, the electricity used for charging is reimbursed under the program, and participating properties share in the charging revenue.
Your team keeps managing the property. We manage payments, monitoring, maintenance, reporting and driver support.
Qualification depends on parking, electrical capacity, demand and expansion potential — that's what a site evaluation establishes.
- $0 upfront capital for qualified properties
- Drivers pay for their own charging sessions
- Charging electricity is reimbursed under the program
- Participating properties share in charging revenue
- We handle permitting, installation, monitoring and maintenance
How it happens
From first visit to working chargers.
- 01
Evaluate
Parking, power, demand and expansion potential.
- 02
Design
Engineering, charger mix, placement, access and pricing.
- 03
Install
Permitting, utility coordination, construction and activation.
- 04
Operate
Payments, monitoring, maintenance, reporting and driver support.
Already on the network
Properties charging today.
Pier 19
1951 NW S River Dr, Miami, FL 33125
The Julia Residences
1625 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142
Windermere Cay
8200 Jayme Dr, Winter Garden, FL 34787
1440 Miami Road
1440 Miami Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Mosaic at Millenia
3955 Conroy Rd, Orlando, FL 32839
Neology 14 Main St - Midrise
1455 NW 35th St, Miami, FL 33142
Questions
What property teams ask first.
What does it cost the apartment community?
For qualified properties, there is no upfront capital from the property. US Supercharge funds, installs and operates the charging equipment. Drivers pay for their charging sessions, the charging electricity is reimbursed under the program, and participating properties share in charging revenue. Final terms are set in a written agreement.
How long does installation take?
It depends on the property's electrical service and the local permitting office. The sequence is the same everywhere: site evaluation, design, permitting and utility coordination, construction, then activation. We handle each step, and the site evaluation gives you a realistic timeline for your building.
What if the building doesn't have spare electrical capacity?
That is one of the first things we check. Where existing service supports the chargers, we connect to it and reimburse the property for the electricity used. Where it doesn't, we can install a new dedicated electrical service for the chargers instead.
Who maintains the chargers?
We do. Monitoring, maintenance, repairs and driver support are ours, not the property management team's. Residents contact US Supercharge support directly, day or night.
How many chargers does an apartment community need?
Fewer than most people expect, because overnight parking is long. The right number depends on how many residents drive electric today, how fast that is growing at your property, and where the power and parking allow expansion later. We size the first installation to current demand and plan for adding more.
Let's evaluate your property.
Tell us about the parking and we'll tell you what's possible. No cost, no obligation.