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EV Charging: Miami Beach vs Miami

How do ev charging rules compare between Miami Beach, FL and Miami, FL?

Miami Beach and Miami have similar restriction levels.

Miami Beach, FL

Miami-Dade County

Few Restrictions

Miami Beach previously adopted EV-ready parking requirements for new construction, but Florida Senate Bill 1084 (effective July 2024) preempts all local EV charger regulation. The city continues to operate public EV charging stations in municipal garages including Tesla Superchargers.

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Miami, FL

Miami-Dade County

Few Restrictions

Miami previously required EV-ready parking spaces in new construction, but Florida Senate Bill 1084 (effective July 2024) preempts local EV charger regulation. State law now governs EV charging station requirements statewide.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMiami BeachMiami
State PreemptionSB 1084, effective July 2024SB 1084, effective July 2024
Condo RightsF.S. 718.113 protects EV installF.S. 718.113 protects EV install
Public ChargingTesla Superchargers + Level 2-
Parking Dept.(305) 673-7505-
City Garages-Level 2 charging available
HOA Restrictions-Cannot unreasonably deny EV chargers

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Miami Beach FAQ

Can Miami Beach require EV charging in new buildings?

No. Florida SB 1084 (effective July 2024) preempts local governments from regulating EV chargers. The city's earlier Ordinance 2016-3988 EV requirements are superseded by state law.

Can my Miami Beach condo association block my EV charger installation?

No. Florida Statute 718.113 protects condominium unit owners' rights to install EV charging equipment in their assigned parking spaces. Condo associations cannot unreasonably restrict installation.

Where are public EV chargers in Miami Beach?

The city operates Tesla Superchargers at the 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue garage and Level 2 chargers at multiple municipal parking facilities. Contact the Parking Department at (305) 673-7505 for current locations.

Miami FAQ

Can Miami require EV charging stations in new buildings?

No. Florida SB 1084 (effective July 2024) preempts local governments from regulating EV chargers. Only the state can set EV charging requirements for new construction.

Can my Miami condo HOA block me from installing an EV charger?

No. Florida Statute 718.113 protects condo unit owners' rights to install EV charging equipment in their assigned parking spaces. HOAs cannot unreasonably restrict installation.

Where can I charge my EV in Miami?

The Miami Parking Authority offers Level 2 charging at city-owned garages. Numerous private charging networks also operate throughout Brickell, Downtown, Coconut Grove, and other neighborhoods.

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