A Smarter Way to Live with Fewer Cars
Shared EVs for Low-Impact Living
Envoy Low-Impact Communities
Today’s residents want more than just housing. They want connected, sustainable communities. Envoy provides a full turnkey car-sharing solution that eliminates the need for personally owned vehicles, abolishes parking demand, and aligns your development with environmentally conscious residents.
Joinery by Space Craft in Charlotte, North Carolina
Space Craft’s Joinery community in Charlotte’s Optimist Park neighborhood is the city’s first car-optional apartment community, designed around walkability, mobility choice, and everyday connection. Rather than building traditional parking, Space Craft integrated Envoy EV car-sharing as a core resident amenity, giving residents on-demand access to a premium electric fleet as part of their monthly living experience. Joinery proves that car-optional living is not only possible in a car-first city, it’s something residents actively choose.
“Our housing and transportation bundle offers Charlotte renters a high-quality lifestyle that is cost-effective and effortlessly sustainable, for both residents and the planet.”
Harrison Tucker, Founder and CEO, Space Craft
“By bundling housing and transportation, we’re delivering real value while supporting Charlotte’s transit-oriented growth goals.”
Mohit Shewaramani, COO, Space Craft
Charlotte, NC
440+ Units
Car Share Included in Amenity Fee
No Parking for Residents
Chevy Bolt, Tesla Model 3, F-150 Lightning + Rivian R1S
Culdesac in Tempe, Arizona
Culdesac is the first real estate developer in the United States dedicated to building walkable, car-free neighborhoods from the ground up. At Culdesac Tempe, residents don’t bring private cars. Instead, a dedicated Envoy electric car-share fleet provides on-site access whenever a vehicle is needed, solving the cost and space burden of traditional parking while delivering mobility on demand as part of a broader car-free, transit-oriented lifestyle.
“Our residents, on average, spend several hundred less than the average American. The average American spends over $1,000 a month on a vehicle now, and the average price of a new car is about $48,000. That creates a lot of budget for more housing, and a lot of budget for more mobility services.”
Ryan Johnson, Culdesac, on The Strong Towns Podcast
Tempe, Arizona
760 Units
350+ Bookings a Month
Zero Car Ownership
3THIRTY3 and Encore in New Rochelle, New York
Developed by the Cappelli Organization, a Westchester County real estate leader with more than 40 years of excellence and over 25 million square feet of completed development, 3THIRTY3 and Encore are two luxury high-rise apartment communities in the heart of downtown New Rochelle, just steps from Metro-North and Amtrak service to Manhattan. Both properties offer exclusive resident access to on-site Tesla Model 3s through Envoy car-sharing, providing a seamless transportation amenity for residents who want city access without the cost of car ownership.
“We are thrilled by the tremendous response we have received to this exciting and extraordinary new building. With 3THIRTY3 we are taking New Rochelle’s luxury rental market to a whole new level with world class amenities.”
Louis R. Cappelli, CEO, The Cappelli Organization
New Rochelle, New York
2 Communities
150+ Bookings a Month
Car Share Included in Monthly Rent
4 Envoy Teslas Across Both Properties
FivePoint Valencia in Valencia, California
FivePoint designs and develops large mixed-use planned communities across California’s most dynamic markets. Valencia by FivePoint, located in Los Angeles County’s Santa Clarita Valley, is built around a long-term commitment to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. That commitment includes zero-net-energy homes, rooftop solar, Level 2 EV chargers in every home’s garage, and VALENCIA GO, a dedicated transportation management organization serving the community. Envoy powers the EV car-share component of the VALENCIA GO mobility hub at Verve Park, giving residents on-demand access to zero-emission vehicles as part of their daily lives.
“People are wanting to live in a way that prioritizes a sustainable lifestyle and offers a variety of ways to get around, especially young families. We’re building a community that’ll give people those options.”
Eric Morgan, VP of Community Affairs, FivePoint
Valencia, California
Net-Zero GHG Goal
VALENCIA GO Mobility Hub
VW ID.4 + Hyundai IONIQ 5
DEMAND FOR CAR-FREE LIVING
A 2024 nationwide survey of 2,155 urban and suburban adults revealed:
- About 18% of car-owning adults are definitely interested in living car-free.
- An additional 40% are open to car-free living.
- Altogether, this means nearly 60% of car-owners expressed at least some interest in a life without a car.
This level of interest significantly exceeds the current reality. Only around 10% of urban and suburban households presently live without a car.
WHAT’S STOPPING THEM
Among those not interested in car-free living:
- Nearly half said they enjoy driving or that driving makes them feel independent.
- About 40% cited the flexibility of having a car.
- Around 32% said it’s the safest way to get around.
Envoy solves all these issues by offering flexible hourly and daily rates in exciting, well-maintained EVs.
Why Envoy?
EVs Matched to Your Community
Insurance and Maintenance Included
8 Years and Millions of Miles of Experience
Hourly and Daily Rates
App-Based Scheduling and Vehicle Access
Promotional Planning and Marketing Materials
What Our Communities Are Saying
Envoy Car Sharing Mobility as an Amenity
Envoy vehicles are currently operational in residences, offices, and hotels across the country, serving major metropolitan areas in 23 states, including California, Washington State, Oregon, New York, Washington D.C., Massachusetts, Colorado, Arizona, Florida, Tennessee, Illinois, Hawaii, Michigan, North Carolina, Georgia, Idaho, and more. Envoy’s branded services, Mobility as an Amenity, is poised to expand nationwide in the United States, with further growth plans in motion.
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