Apologies if this is posted in the wrong section.
Been working on a personal project that focuses on EVs and thier lack of adoption in space constrained and built up cities. Such countries rely on multi level parking centres to offer parking on a wide scale in view of the scarcity of land involved,cramming as many parking lots as feasibly possible across levels, which leaves little to no space per lot to install a charging point. Hence EVs are forced to drive out of the way on thier range limited vehicles to recharge thier vehicles. Which are few and far which is also down to the lack of demand and scarcity of land itself. With little infrastrature to speak of to support EV aftersale purchase, people are naturally put off from owning an ev. What im thinkig is that charging lines cound be installed in the ceiling, descending automatically or manually (tug and pull down to charge) on reciept of payment from a console in the centre itself.(owners can choose the lot where thier cars are located and select the charging reels in thier lot to descend and charge)
In this way owners do not need to leave thier homes and drive out of the way to charge while also catering to many evs charging needs simultaneously.
Have attached a possible illustration of a typical charging lot
Thanks in advance!