New car-sharing program could put charge into NYC’s electric-vehicle use Residents of two Manhattan buildings have a fleet of BMWs to share—an amenity other properties should consider By Adam Lubinsky and Paul Lipson December 22, 2016 Electric vehicles would seem to be a natural fit for New York City. They are emission-free, virtually silent and never need to visit gas stations, which have virtually disappeared from Manhattan. EVs are also ideal for short trips. But they have not taken off here because they cost more than conventional vehicles, parking is difficult and there are few publicly accessible charging stations. The …
