Before you picture waking up to a charged EV, take a look at where you actually park. If your garage is full of bikes and a treadmill nobody wants to discuss, start with the driveway. Where the car spends the night helps determine which charging setup works for you.

Look at your parking spot and your weekly mileage

A garage, driveway and assigned condo space each raise different questions. Ask a qualified electrician to assess your home’s electrical setup and where equipment can be installed. If you share parking or live in a condo, ask the property manager about the approval process and any shared charging options.

Add up the miles from a normal week of work, school and errands around West Palm Beach. Think about how long your car is parked overnight and which workplace or public charger you could use when your usual plan falls through.

Check FPL’s home installation program

For eligible residential customers, FPL EVolution Home offers a Level 2 charger with professional installation and maintenance under a 10-year agreement. FPL lists home and electrical requirements, including an attached garage for eligible homes. Check the current terms, installation options and eligibility directly with FPL before enrolling. A driveway or condo setup can have different installation options outside that program.

Bring three charging questions to the dealership

  • Which connector does the exact model and year use, and which charging equipment comes with it?
  • Given my typical mileage and time parked at home, how much charging would I need on a normal night?
  • Which public charger could I use if my home charger is unavailable, and would this vehicle need an adapter there?

If you’re weighing a Solterra, Trailseeker or Uncharted, compare the charging specifications of the exact trim alongside passenger and cargo space. Explore the new Subaru EV lineup in West Palm Beach and ask which models you can see in person.

Once you know where you’d plug in, use our West Palm Beach Subaru EV guide to compare vehicles and check charging compatibility for the model you’re considering.