The conversation around electric vehicle (EV) adoption has taken an interesting turn. While some headlines claim that EV sales are slowing, the reality is that the market isn’t shrinking—it’s evolving. Solely relying on individual ownership to drive mass adoption may not be the ultimate path forward. Sharing EVs presents a more cost-effective, convenient, and sustainable alternative, particularly for urban dwellers and real estate developers looking to reduce significant parking infrastructure and related costs, lower carbon emissions, and attract buyers interested in modern mobility options.

Kite Mobility is proud to announce the launch of its first all-electric rideshare hub in Oakville, located at The Saw Whet by Caivan. This marks a major step in expanding sustainable transportation options in the region, offering residents convenient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly alternatives to car ownership.

Canada's Kite is a car sharing company with a twist. Not only is it fully electric, but it partners with property developers to offer Kite cars to apartment building residents as either an included service, or for a subsidised membership fee, akin to a gym or pool.

Delmanor, a leading provider of retirement living communities, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Kite Mobility Inc., a pioneering force in electric mobility solutions.

In a bid to bring down traffic congestion, Toronto-based Kite Mobility is launching EV hubs across apartment condos and residential homes.

Kite, a leader in electric mobility, is proud to announce the launch of its exclusive fleet of electric vehicles at HŌM, a new rental community by Ninco Developments.

Kite Mobility is excited to announce the launch of its all-electric rideshare service at The Garden District Condominiums this November.

In the bustling cities and communities throughout Canada, a visionary tech startup, Kite Mobility (Kite), is transforming the urban transportation landscape.

In collaboration with EV rideshare technology company Kite Mobility, Delmanor Aurora, which is owned by condominium developer Tridel, provides EVs for the use of residents who volunteer to give up their personal vehicles (and the parking spaces they require).

In an innovative collaboration between Kite Mobility and Delmanor retirement homes, residents have exchanged their gas-powered vehicles for complimentary access to electric cars.