Was looking into retrofitting my 10-year-old house for a Level 2 charger and the quote involves running new conduit through finished walls, which obviously would've been way cheaper if it had just been roughed in during construction. Looked it up and apparently almost no states actually require new homes to be EV-charger-ready, even though it seems like it'd be a minor cost during a build versus a real project after the fact. Is this just builders and homebuilder lobbies not wanting the extra line item, or is there a more legitimate reason states have mostly stayed away from this? Feels like one of those things that should be an easy call.
