It is stipulated that electric vehicles are not allowed to go upstairs to charge.

First, electric vehicles are not allowed to go upstairs to charge.

1, it is illegal to charge the battery car upstairs. According to the relevant laws and regulations, it is illegal for an electric car to go upstairs. Electric cars can't be charged in the corridor. If the violation constitutes a violation of fire management, the public security organ will punish it according to law.

2. Legal basis: Article 37 of the Regulations on Fire Safety Management of High-rise Civil Buildings.

It is forbidden to park or charge electric bicycles in the evacuation walkways, stairwells and safety exits of high-rise buildings. Encourage the establishment of centralized storage and charging places for electric bicycles in high-rise residential quarters. Electric bicycle storage and charging places should be set up independently and keep a safe distance from high-rise buildings. If it must be located in a high-rise building, it should be separated from other parts of the building by fire prevention. The storage and charging places of electric bicycles shall be equipped with necessary fire-fighting equipment, and the charging facilities shall have automatic power-off function.

2. What is the charging method for electric vehicles in the building?

1. Park the electric car in the centralized charging area, or discuss with other car owners to establish a charging area for the battery car. You can't ride a battery car in the corridor, nor can you charge it in a closed space;

2. If you can find the battery, take it home to charge it, but pay attention to safety hazards and try to charge it in a ventilated place;

3, you can find a shop downstairs, give a little money to help charge the battery, and then help unplug it after it is fully charged. If you can't take care of the battery car, you can ask the owner to move the car after charging;

4, you can let the decoration master connect the wires at home and install the socket downstairs along the wall. On the premise that there is no potential safety hazard, it is best not to expose the wires, but to protect them with conduits.