Is there a legal basis for the property not to let electric cars go upstairs?

Legal analysis: the property has the right to prohibit the owner's battery car from entering the elevator upstairs, because the elevator belongs to public facilities and property management; Moreover, electric vehicles usually occupy public areas, such as fire exits, which also affects fire safety. The owner shall place the electric vehicle at the designated place according to the property requirements.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Circular of the Ministry of Public Security on Standardizing Electric Vehicle Parking and Charging to Strengthen Fire Protection regulates the behavior of electric vehicle parking and charging. Citizens should park their electric cars in a safe place to ensure safety when charging. It is forbidden to park or charge electric vehicles in public areas such as walkways, stairwells and safety exits in buildings. Citizens should try not to park or charge electric vehicles in their personal homes; If parking is really necessary, preventive measures such as isolation and monitoring should be taken to prevent fire.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Fire Protection Law

Article 28 No unit or individual may damage, misappropriate or dismantle or stop fire control facilities and equipment without authorization, bury, occupy or block fire hydrants or occupy fire prevention spaces, occupy, block or close evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages. Doors and windows in crowded places shall not be equipped with obstacles that affect escape and fire fighting and rescue.

Article 60 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of this Law, commits any of the following acts shall be ordered to make corrections and be fined between 5,000 yuan and 50,000 yuan:

(a) fire facilities, equipment or fire safety signs configuration, settings do not meet the national standards, industry standards, or not kept in good condition and effective;

(two) damage, misappropriation or unauthorized removal, stop using fire control facilities and equipment;

(3) Occupying, blocking or sealing evacuation passages and exits or other acts that hinder safe evacuation;

(four) burying, occupying, blocking the fire hydrant or occupying the fire prevention space;

(five) occupy, block or close the passage of fire engines, which hinders the passage of fire engines;

(six) in crowded places, obstacles affecting escape and fire fighting and rescue are set on doors and windows;

(seven) after being notified by the fire rescue agency, failing to take timely measures to eliminate fire hazards.