San Francisco wants to have 100 curbside public chargers by 2030.

It's a win for people who live in apartments without home chargers.

Residents can pitch the city to get a Level 2 charger on their block.

EVs may be perfect for city driving—but they aren't always perfect for city living. City-dwellers without a parking garage or driveway often need to rely on public plugs, which can be inconvenient or far away. Using DC fast chargers frequently can get expensive, too.

But having a Level 2 charger right on one's block could make electric car ownership a lot smoother. Which is why San Francisco is looking to grow its infrastructure to 100 public curbside EV chargers by 2030. And it's allowing residents to apply to get one on their street.