Envoy launches EV car sharing at Ohio State student housing community, its first Midwest site
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Envoy Technologies has launched managed electric car sharing at Blume on 16th, a 325-bed student housing community near Ohio State University in Columbus, its first location in the Midwest and first project with Chicago-based Up Campus Properties, the company announced Nov. 13. Residents can book a Tesla Model 3 by the hour or day through the Envoy app, with Envoy covering insurance, maintenance and charging. Envoy is based in Los Angeles and is owned by Nasdaq-listed Dot Ai.
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