Uber and EVgo are partnering to accelerate the adoption of zero-emission vehicles in ridesharing across the United States. This collaboration offers special savings for EV drivers on Uber's platform at over 800 EVgo charging stations nationwide.

Research from UC Davis shows that electric rideshare vehicles deliver three times the carbon benefits compared to personally owned electric vehicles, making this partnership particularly impactful for environmental sustainability.

Key initiatives of this partnership include:

• Uber's $800M commitment to help drivers transition to EVs over the next five years
• $1 additional earnings per trip for EV drivers on Uber's platform in the US and Canada
• Uber Green availability in 1400+ North American cities, offering rides that produce 44% fewer carbon emissions
• EVgo's network of fast-charging stations powered by 100% renewable energy
• Access to EVgo's growing network serving 220,000+ EV drivers

EVgo has already enabled more than 255 million zero-emission miles through its fast-charging network, and this partnership aims to significantly increase that number. The company continues to expand its charging infrastructure monthly to support the growing EV driver community.

This collaboration represents a significant step toward Uber's goal of becoming a zero-emission mobility platform by 2040, while supporting EVgo's mission to make electric vehicle charging more accessible and convenient for all drivers.

Together, these companies are working to accelerate the transition to clean transportation by making electric vehicle operation more economical and practical for rideshare drivers, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable transportation future.

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