Evie Carshare Ceases Minneapolis-St. Paul Operations Amid Financial Difficulties
Evie carshare has ceased operations in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro due to financial difficulties, prompting a proposal for Metro Transit to potentially take over the service.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 16, 2026 —
Evie carshare has ceased operations in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro, with financial difficulties cited as the reason. The shutdown has prompted a proposal for Metro Transit to potentially take over the service.
The proposal raises the possibility of a new operator for the carshare service, but no decision on a takeover was provided. The available information does not say who made the proposal, when it was put forward or whether Metro Transit has agreed to consider it.
Details about Evie’s financial difficulties were not provided. The information also does not specify when operations stopped, how many vehicles or customers were affected, or whether the service could resume under another operator.
Any potential Metro Transit role remains uncertain based on the information available. The proposal’s terms, including whether Metro Transit would operate the service directly or through another arrangement, were not provided. No response from Metro Transit was included.
The next steps for the service are unclear. No timeline for a decision, transition plan or information about what happens to existing users was provided. For now, the confirmed development is that Evie has ceased operating in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro amid financial difficulties, while a possible Metro Transit takeover has been proposed.
Story summarized from the original created by Ryan Pattee on kstp.com, see more information here.
