
Bringing Electric Car Sharing to New Jersey Properties
Envoy and the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) are bringing electric car sharing to New Jersey properties through an $8.5 million NJDEP grant. Residents get shared electric vehicles right where they live, and participating properties get the free installation, free upgrades and free infrastructure that make it possible. Submit your property info by December 15, 2026.
The short version: The Envoy New Jersey EV Car Share Program brings electric car sharing to participating New Jersey properties: shared electric vehicles and a booking app for residents. The grant pays for the free charging infrastructure, installation and upgrades that car sharing needs to run, at no cost to the property. It is funded through the NJDEP Drive Green eMobility Grant Program and delivered by Envoy with LACI. Affordable housing, multifamily properties and hotels can submit their property info until December 15, 2026.
As announced on November 9, 2026. Read the full press release or view the original on GlobeNewswire.
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New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionFree. And You Keep It.
Electric car sharing cannot run without charging infrastructure, and that infrastructure and its installation are real capital expenditures. Through this grant, Envoy covers them for participating properties, and the property owner keeps the upgrades. They add to your property's value.
Installation
Envoy installs the charging stations on your property at no cost to you.
Upgrades
Installation upgrades that would otherwise come out of your capital budget are covered by the grant.
Infrastructure
Charging infrastructure stays with your property and adds to its value.
At a Glance
| Program | Envoy New Jersey EV Car Share Program (listed by the state as the Public + Amenity EV Carshare project) |
|---|---|
| Funding | $8.5 million grant-funded initiative |
| Funder | New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Drive Green eMobility Grant Program |
| Delivered by | Envoy, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) |
| Cost to participating properties | None. Free installation, free upgrades and free charging infrastructure, plus the vehicles, booking app and daily operations. |
| Vehicles | Up to 30 shared electric vehicles |
| Launch | First deployments begin in the coming weeks, with final deployments in Spring 2027 (March and April) |
| Starting area | Cities across Hudson County and Bergen County, New Jersey, with more locations under review |
| Who can submit | Affordable housing, multifamily properties and hotels. Municipalities and mobility investors are also invited. |
| Submission deadline | December 15, 2026 |
| How to submit | Submit your property info |
A Fully Managed Amenity
Participating properties offer shared electric vehicles to residents without buying cars or running a service. Envoy handles it from start to finish.
Vehicles and charging
Envoy supplies the electric vehicles and installs the dedicated charging stations on site.
Booking app
Residents reserve through the Envoy Mobility app, by the hour or by the day.
Daily operations
Insurance, maintenance, cleaning and data analytics are all handled by Envoy.
Seven-day support
Residents can reach customer support every day of the week.
A Car When You Need One
Walking, biking and transit cover a lot of daily travel. A shared electric vehicle right where you live covers the rest: a grocery run, a medical appointment, or a trip transit does not quite reach.
No need for vehicle ownership
Reserve a shared electric vehicle when you need one, without buying or maintaining a car.
Reserved for residents
At affordable housing sites, vehicles are dedicated to the people who live there.
A first drive in an EV
For many residents, this will be the first time behind the wheel of an electric vehicle.
From Submission to First Booking
Submit your info
Submit your property info by December 15, 2026. It takes a few minutes.
Envoy reviews
Envoy evaluates each site for the grant program. Submitting does not guarantee participation.
Contracting
Selected properties move into contracting.
Launch and book
Envoy installs charging and places vehicles on site. Residents reserve in the Envoy Mobility app, starting in the coming weeks, with final deployments in March and April 2027.
Open Until December 15
Envoy and LACI have identified initial sites and are still vetting more. Submit your property info by December 15, 2026 to be considered.
A Pioneer in Electric Car Sharing
Envoy has operated since 2018 and serves more than 100 properties across 23 states, with on-site electric car sharing for residential communities, hotels and campuses.
Envoy has previously worked with LACI to launch car-sharing pilots across Southern California. New Jersey is the first expansion of this collaboration outside California, and a key project in LACI's City Climate Innovation Challenge.
Now we're looking for communities ready to bring that opportunity to their residents.Drew Hopkins, President, Envoy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Envoy New Jersey EV car share program?
It is a grant-funded initiative from Envoy and the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) that places shared electric vehicles at properties in New Jersey. It is supported by an $8.5 million grant through the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Drive Green eMobility Grant Program.
Does the program cost a property owner anything?
No. Participating properties receive free installation, free upgrades and free charging infrastructure. Envoy also supplies the vehicles and runs daily operations, including insurance, maintenance and cleaning. Property owners keep the upgrades, which saves real capital expenditure dollars and adds to property value.
Who can submit a property?
Affordable housing, multifamily properties and hotels can submit their property info. Municipalities and mobility investors are also invited to take part.
Is there a submission deadline?
Yes. Property info must be submitted by December 15, 2026.
Does submitting property info guarantee a spot in the program?
No. Envoy evaluates every submitted property to decide whether it can take part in the grant program.
Where and when will the vehicles launch?
First deployments begin in the coming weeks, and final deployments will be completed in Spring 2027, in March and April. That is why property submissions close December 15, 2026. Up to 30 electric vehicles will be placed in cities across Hudson County and Bergen County, New Jersey, and Envoy and LACI are vetting additional locations. If you live or manage a property in New Jersey, submit your property info for Envoy to evaluate.
How do residents book a shared electric vehicle?
Residents reserve a vehicle by the hour or by the day through the Envoy Mobility app. Customer support is available seven days a week.
Has Envoy run community car sharing like this before?
Yes. Envoy has operated since 2018 and serves more than 100 properties across 23 states, making it a pioneer in electric car sharing. Envoy has previously worked with LACI to launch car-sharing pilots across Southern California.
Submit Your Property Info by December 15
Submit your New Jersey property info and Envoy will review it and follow up on next steps.
Submit Your Property InfoPrefer to talk it through? Call (888) 610-0506 or email info@envoythere.com.
Learn more: NJDEP Drive Green eMobility Grant Program · Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator · How Envoy works · Envoy locations
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