15 States

with EV Carshare Programs

MDO and eight non-profit organizations operate or will soon launch EV Carshares across the U.S.

150 Vehicles

Available Soon on MDO Carshare

Carshares in small and mid-sized cities range from 6 to 30-car fleets. Rural hubs may have 1 or 2 cars

18+

Years Track Record

Larger companies have struggled to stick around, but community-based Carshare has proven resilient

MDO Operates Directly in:

DRIVE CDTA is the first all-electric carsharing program serving the Capital Region. Operated in partnership with the Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA). Visit the Drive CDTA website for more information.

Floshare carsharing offers affordable, clean transportation to members in Rochester, NY. Visit the Floshare website for more info and to become a member. Floshare is currently paused.

We operate the City of Grand Rapids’ recently launched DART GR program, and also provide carsharing in Detroit, Ann Arbor and Kalamazoo. Visit the Michigan Carshare page for details on statewide efforts.

Coming soon as part of MDO’s partnership with Forth, the US Dept. of Energy, the City of St. Louis, and a national affordable housing developer.

Coming soon as part of MDO’s partnership with Forth and the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE).

MDO Supports Other Operators:

The GoForth network, operated by Portland-based Forth, provides 13 cars to nine communities in Oregon. MDO provides insurance and call center support to the program. Visit the GoForth website for more info.

Incubated by MDO from 2019-22, Miocar is now a standalone non-profit serving Stockton, Tracy, and Richmond, CA with over 20 cars. Miocar has plans to launch in several Central Valley communities in coming years.

Launched in 2022 with support from the State of Washington in partnership with Forth and with early guidance from MDO, ZEV Co-op aims to serve communities across Washington with a unique model.