Envoy Technologies Expands into Southwest Florida with EV Car Sharing at $100 Million Midtown Redevelopment
Key Highlights
- ➤Envoy launches first Southwest Florida EV car-sharing location at Montage at Midtown
- ➤321-unit Montage at Midtown adds two Tesla Model 3 vehicles
- ➤Fort Myers Midtown redevelopment totals $100 million
- ➤Residents can reserve vehicles hourly or daily through Envoy’s mobile app
- ➤Envoy manages charging, insurance, maintenance and resident support
Expert Statements
Drew Hopkins, President of Envoy Technologies
“Developers are looking beyond traditional amenities to offer services that make everyday life more convenient for residents.”
Drew Hopkins, President of Envoy Technologies
“On-site EV car sharing gives residents access to transportation without the commitment of owning another vehicle, while giving property owners more flexibility in how they approach mobility, parking and the overall residential experience.”
Cortney Mondon, Regional Manager at ZRS Management
“Montage was designed to give residents the flexibility to live, work and get around without having to rely on a car for every trip.”
Cortney Mondon, Regional Manager at ZRS Management
“Having shared electric vehicles available right on the property gives our residents another convenient transportation option and complements the broader vision for Midtown as a connected, vibrant community.”
Envoy brings its on-site EV car-sharing amenity to the 321-unit Montage at Midtown residential community, offering residents access to Tesla Model 3 vehicles through its mobile app.
FORT MYERS, FL, Nov. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Envoy, a provider of on-site electric vehicle car-sharing services and a wholly owned subsidiary of CID HoldCo, Inc., doing business as Dot Ai (Nasdaq: DAIC) (link), (“Dot AI”), today announced its expansion into Southwest Florida with the launch of on-site EV car sharing at Montage at Midtown, a 321-unit residential community within Fort Myers' $100 million Midtown redevelopment.
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