Position recommendation for wallbox in double garage

Two cars with all the "knick-knacks" around them will never fit in there.

So, better to rely on a wallbox, even if two small city cars should fit in here? E.g., VW UP

Two cars will never fit in there with all the “stuff” around them.

That's what I'm saying. One car is about 220cm. Door fully open 1m!!
You have drawn some boxes on the side… what is that?

You have drawn some boxes on the side… what is that?

Oh. I marked bicycle spaces here for the building authority back then. However, we moved them somewhere else. What is your opinion on the topic of "ventilation" in the garage?

That means, better to rely on a wallbox, even if two small city cars should fit in here? For example, VW UP

I think we're slowly approaching the important questions. Which cars, which driving distances, how often to charge? And for every answer you give now, will that stay the same? I believe fitting a stroller in the Up is no fun.
With two small cars with low mileage, I don't see an urgent need for 2 wallboxes at first. But of course you can do that if you have the money available now; later you can certainly retrofit it on the surface as well.

How many electric cars are you planning to have in the medium term? If it's just one, a single wallbox is enough. The cables in the garage should just be adequately sized to possibly install a second one later. It doesn't make sense to install a wallbox now (because of the subsidy) that won't be used for 10 years. I always wonder with such tight garages why people put themselves through that. It's enough if one of the two cars isn't parked 100% correctly, and it no longer fits. In my new housing development, there is someone whose 3 Series BMW barely fits into the garage. Getting in or out on the passenger side is naturally no longer possible. Groceries are unloaded outside, even though there is a door to the house inside the garage. Why put yourself through this? Better to have a carport with open sides.

Is this off-topic? Can VW ever deliver VP Up E again (much more important: DOES VW want to sell this car again?)