Knowledge baseGeneral assembly
one vote, then every owner decides
The general assembly decides on the shared installation once. After that, each co-owner orders a charger when they want one. The AG pack makes the vote short.
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Step by step
From the first question to the first charge
- 01
Interest
One interested resident is enough: with their agreement we contact the syndic and present the project.
- 02
Site visit
With the electrician, who stays in copy: cabinet, cable routes, parking layout, connection.
- 03
Offers
Shared part (partie commune) for all co-owners; private part (partie privative) per owner.
- 04
AG pack
Cost per apartment, aid, modular build-out, timeline, subscription, draft resolution.
- 05
Vote
The general assembly approves the shared installation.
- 06
Works and aid
Installation, commissioning, the aid file for the shared part.
- 07
Owners order
Each co-owner orders when ready; we install, register and invoice them directly.
The AG pack
What the syndic receives
- Cost per apartment
- The shared part split by shares, before and after aid
- Own charger
- Price installed, aid, monthly fee and tariff
- Build-out
- Modular tranches for large car parks
- Timeline
- From the vote to the first charge
- Resolution
- Draft text for the agenda item
- Operation
- Who invoices whom; what the syndic receives (reports, no administration)
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General assembly questions
“Who pays for EV charging in a copropriété?”
“Can co-owners refuse a charger in the car park?”
When is your next general assembly?
Send us the date and the residence; we organise the visit and prepare the pack.