Twin Cities Carsharing Services Hourcar and Evie to Cease Operations October 15
Hourcar and Evie, significant carsharing services in the Twin Cities, will cease operations on October 15.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 9, 2026 —
Two prominent carsharing services operating in the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Hourcar and Evie, are scheduled to discontinue their services on October 15.
The announcement marks the end of operations for both companies, which have played a role in providing transportation alternatives for residents in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The specific reasons for the cessation of services by Hourcar and Evie were not detailed in the provided information. Similarly, details regarding the companies’ organizational structures, operational history, or the exact scope of their service areas within the Twin Cities were not made available.
The closure date of October 15 means that users of these carsharing platforms will need to seek alternative transportation methods for travel needs beyond this date. Information regarding any transitional plans for existing members, vehicle disposition, or the future status of the companies’ assets was not disclosed.
Hourcar and Evie have been identified as significant carsharing services, indicating their past importance in the local transportation landscape. Further details about the impact of this closure on the Twin Cities’ mobility options, or the specific contributions of each service, were not provided.
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