Co-ownerships, these small urban communities, face a major challenge: the integration of electric vehicles into their daily lives. One question arises: how to overcome the obstacles that this entails to create a true electric mobility space?

Steps towards the installation of charging stations

The path to the electrification of parking in co-ownerships is often fraught with difficulties. Among the various phases, project acceptance is crucial. General assemblies, these meetings where so many decisions take shape, play a determining role. A well-led initiative can encourage co-owners to invest in modern and sustainable infrastructure.

The role of financial aids and collective initiatives

Current trends reveal that more and more co-ownerships are turning to collective solutions called Coprocharge, which allow residents to install their own individual charging stations without requiring a vote each time. This approach, which facilitates the participation of co-owners, resonates with solutions like FaciliVE Copro and Énergie Commune that aim to simplify the process.

• ✅ Ready-to-connect collective solutions: Simplified installation for each resident.
• 💡 Individual billing: Each user can track their consumption.
• 🚀 Reduction of delays: Quick installation for new electric vehicle owners.
• 👍 Avoidance of blockages: Less dependence on votes in general assemblies.
• 🔄 Adaptability: Evolving infrastructure according to residents' needs.

An overview of the figures in 2025

The latest barometer on electricity in co-ownerships is positive, although the figures show that there is still a long way to go. Of more than 269,000 buildings in France equipped with parking lots, only 5% have functional charging stations.

Period	Buildings validating the equipment	Equipped buildings	Quarterly progression
Q1 2025	35,213	11,890	+4.2%
Q2 2025	37,326	12,628	+6.0%

The obstacles to overcome

Despite this momentum, several obstacles remain. Among the barriers, we note:

• 💰 Initial investment costs: Range from €15,000 to €50,000 depending on the configuration.
• 📜 Administrative complexity: Heavy procedures with network managers.
• 🚧 Reluctance from certain co-owners: Those hesitant about electric mobility can slow progress.
• 🔌 Obsolescence of installations: Necessity of upgrading existing electricity standards.

The trend towards sustainable practices

In the face of these challenges, some co-ownerships are taking the lead by integrating sustainable practices, such as AutoCopro and Shared Charging Stations, which offer residents better accessibility to charging infrastructure. This transition is driven by a growing awareness of environmental and economic issues.

Trends	Advantages	Approach
Adoption of Collective Charging	Accelerates infrastructure	Relevant decision-making meetings
Support from regions	Appropriate financial aids	Multiplication of projects

As the penetration of electric vehicles into the French market continues to increase, co-ownerships must prepare to respond to growing demand. The question is no longer whether these infrastructures will be put in place, but rather when their deployment will occur.

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This path towards charging stations in co-ownership is a challenge to be met collectively. Electric mobility is shaping up to be a central issue for the future, and it becomes imperative to adopt innovative solutions to meet this demand. The stakeholders in co-ownerships, including property managers, managers, and residents, must mobilize and take action to fully enter this electric era.

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