To lower building costs, California wrongly takes aim at EV chargers for new apartments

California is attempting to cut building costs for affordable housing through a bill that inadvertently limits access to essential EV chargers in new apartment complexes. This move, while aiming to make housing more affordable, risks undermining the state's push for electric vehicle adoption by failing to support the infrastructure needed for EV owners. Given California's leadership in the fight against climate change, this oversight could have significant implications for both housing affordability and the state's environmental goals. Balancing these priorities is crucial for the future of sustainable living in California.