HourCar Announces Closure Of Twin Cities Car-Sharing Service
HourCar, a car-sharing service operating in the Twin Cities, has announced its closure.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 15, 2026 —
HourCar, a car-sharing service operating in the Twin Cities, has announced that it is closing. The announcement marks the end of the service’s operations, but details about the closure were not included in the information available.
The announcement does not specify when the closure will take effect or whether HourCar will stop operating all at once or in stages. It also does not state why the service is closing. No information was provided about the number of vehicles involved, the areas served, or how the decision may affect people who use the service.
HourCar’s closure concerns a car-sharing service in the Twin Cities. Beyond that description, the available summary does not provide details about the company’s operating history, its size, or its role in the local transportation market. Those details cannot be established from the announcement information provided.
Information about customer arrangements, including any process for ending reservations or addressing memberships, was not provided. The announcement summary also does not say whether HourCar plans to transfer vehicles or operations to another provider, or whether any such plans exist.
As a result, the confirmed information is limited: HourCar has announced its closure, and the service operates in the Twin Cities. The effective date, reason for the decision and practical arrangements surrounding the shutdown remain unspecified in the information available.
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