What EVNoire does

EVNoire is a private B2B e-mobility consulting and program management firm that helps government agencies, utilities, employers, auto manufacturers, dealerships, and rideshare platforms accelerate equitable electric vehicle adoption. The firm is organized around a portfolio of interconnected programs: Charge@Work, a multi-year DOE-funded national workplace charging concierge program delivered with partners Calstart and Forth; the Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) certification, which has certified 600+ organizations including Nike, Genentech, Harvard, City of Atlanta, and General Motors; the Rideshare EV Dealership Certification Program operating on Platinum/Gold/Silver/Bronze tiers; and the Rideshare Driver Program built around a collaboration with Uber. EVNoire also administers utility EV charging infrastructure programs, notably Dominion Energy's Smart Charging Infrastructure Program (SCIP) in partnership with Guidehouse, and delivers city-level 2030 Electrification Strategies (e.g., City of Orlando) plus regional DOE-funded campaigns such as the Mid-Atlantic Electrification Project, Electrifying Virginia, and Drive the Future North Carolina.

The firm's core technical asset is its proprietary E-Mobility Landscape Analysis Model, which segments communities across Urban, Rural, Frontline, Underrepresented, Culturally Diverse, Accessibility, Airport & Port Adjacent, and Veteran-Serving categories to produce barrier assessments and outreach roadmaps. This model is paired with research alliances (Consumer Reports, Union of Concerned Scientists, Grid Alternatives, Green Latinos) and an event-driven engagement layer (National Drive Electric Week, Drive Electric Earth Month, ride-and-drive events) to drive adoption. EVNoire also extends into adjacent multimodal verticals including autonomous vehicles, eVTOLs and drone technologies, sustainable aviation, medium- and heavy-duty electrification, and e-bus transit.

EVNoire's revenue model is a hybrid of professional services, managed services, and government grants: multi-year U.S. Department of Energy contracts fund national programs like Charge@Work and the Mid-Atlantic Electrification Project, fee-bearing consulting engagements support city and utility clients on electrification strategy, and program administration work (e.g., Dominion SCIP) generates managed-services revenue. The EVAL and Dealership Certification programs are free to participants and function primarily as adoption funnels and brand assets. Headquartered under the laws of the State of Georgia with offices across New York, Florida, Atlanta, California, and Chicago, and claimed presence in Europe and Canada, EVNoire has no disclosed funding rounds, headcount, revenue, or ownership structure in the available source material.

Name

EVNoire

Legal name

EVNoire

Website

https://evnoire.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

EVNoire is a private B2B e-mobility consulting and program management firm that helps government agencies, utilities, employers, dealerships, and rideshare platforms accelerate equitable electric vehicle adoption through DOE-funded programs, certification programs (EVAL and Dealership Certification), and city-level electrification strategy consulting.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Atlanta

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices7 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Government Contracts and Grants: EVNoire receives funding from U.S. Department of Energy for programs like Charge@Work (workplace charging concierge), Mid-Atlantic Electrification Project, and statewide education campaigns. These multi-year government contracts fund program implementation and outreach.
2. Consulting Services: Professional consulting services for electrification strategies, helping cities develop 2030 electrification strategies, conducting landscape assessments, and providing subject matter expertise in e-mobility diversity, equity and inclusion.
3. Program Administration: Administering utility programs such as the Dominion Energy Smart Charging Infrastructure Program (SCIP) in partnership with Guidehouse, providing rebates for EV charging infrastructure.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels11 records

Core offering

EVNoire is an e-mobility consulting and program management firm that delivers DOE-funded workplace charging programs, employer and dealership EV certification programs, rideshare driver transition support, and proprietary community-level e-mobility research. It serves government agencies, utilities, employers, auto manufacturers, transit agencies, dealerships, and rideshare/delivery companies through direct consulting, program administration, and stakeholder engagement. The company's work spans light-duty EVs, e-bikes, e-buses, e-transit, autonomous vehicles, sustainable aviation, and freight electrification, with a focus on equitable access for diverse and underrepresented communities.

Product overview

EVNoire is an e-mobility services company offering a portfolio of interconnected programs and services focused on accelerating electric vehicle adoption. The core offerings include Charge@Work (a DOE-funded workplace charging concierge program), EVAL (a workplace EV certification program), the EV Rideshare Driver Program, and the Rideshare EV Dealership Certification Program. These are complemented by research and engagement services including E-Mobility Landscape Analysis, Cities Electrification Strategies, and various state/regional electrification initiatives. The company also organizes National Drive Electric Week and Drive Electric Earth Month events, and provides autonomous vehicle research services. Together, these products form a comprehensive suite covering consumer education, employer programs, dealer certification, and policy/regional planning.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• EVAL: Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) program - a U.S. Department of Energy-supported certification program that recognizes employers and organizations committed to supporting EV adoption through workplace charging.
• Charge@Work

Products and services

• Charge@Work (National Workplace Charging Concierge) A nationwide workplace charging concierge program funded by the U.S. Department of Energy that helps workplaces plan and implement EV charging programs, providing technical guidance and employee engagement strategies. Target buyers: employers and workplaces.
• Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) Certification A U.S. Department of Energy-supported certification program that recognizes employers committed to supporting EV adoption through workplace charging and clean transportation initiatives, providing tools, resources, and certification levels. Target buyers: employers, universities, and organizations.
• EV Rideshare Driver Program A program that equips rideshare drivers with tools, knowledge, and resources to transition to electric vehicles, including training, incentives access, charging resources, and community support. Target buyers: rideshare drivers and the platforms they work with.
• Rideshare EV Dealership Certification Program A certification program that empowers auto dealerships to excel in the EV market with a focus on serving rideshare drivers, offering training, marketing support, and tiered certification levels (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze). Target buyers: auto dealerships.
• Cities Electrification Strategies Consulting Working with major cities on 2030 Electrification Strategies, facilitating data research with diverse stakeholders to ensure equitable transition to electric mobility. Target buyers: city and municipal governments.
• Utility EV Charging Infrastructure Programs Administration Administration of utility EV charging programs including Dominion Energy's Smart Charging Infrastructure Program (SCIP) offering rebates for workplace, multi-family, DC fast charging, and public transit charging infrastructure. Target buyers: utilities and energy companies.
• E-Mobility Research, Data Analysis & Monitoring Proprietary assessment model for evaluating e-mobility needs and opportunities of communities, including barrier assessments and development of educational resources for accelerating EV awareness and adoption. Target buyers: government agencies, utilities, and program sponsors.
• Mid-Atlantic Electrification Project Multi-year DOE project supporting regional EV ecosystem in the Mid-Atlantic region (Virginia, DC, Maryland, West Virginia) with EVNoire serving as Technical and Education/Outreach Lead. Target buyers: DOE and Mid-Atlantic state/local stakeholders.
• Electrifying Virginia Partnership A multimodal statewide campaign engaging communities, government, and businesses to educate consumers on the benefits of electric vehicles, with plans for additional state and nationwide campaigns. Target buyers: state government and partner organizations.
• Drive the Future North Carolina Multi-year project assessing barriers and facilitating factors for EV adoption among Black, Latinx, and Tribal Communities in North Carolina, creating roadmaps for marketing and outreach programs. Target buyers: state agencies and community organizations.
• National Drive Electric Week (NDEW) An annual nationwide event that promotes multimodal electric vehicles and showcases their benefits through local events, test drives, and community engagement. Target buyers: consumers, communities, and partner organizations.
• Drive Electric Earth Month (DEEM) An extension of National Drive Electric Week focused on sustainability and environmental benefits of multimodal electric vehicles, emphasizing greenhouse gas reduction and air pollution benefits. Target buyers: consumers, communities, and partner organizations.
• Autonomous Vehicles Program Research and engagement program addressing autonomous vehicle product development, government affairs, public engagement, consumer research, and education across local, state, and federal levels. Target buyers: government and AV industry stakeholders.
• Rideshare, Rental and Delivery Electrification Services Collaboration with major rideshare, rental car, and delivery companies to accelerate EV adoption among high-mileage drivers through research, training, and outreach campaigns. Target buyers: rideshare, rental, and delivery companies.
• American Cities Climate Challenge Support Support for 25 largest U.S. cities accelerating transition to e-mobility solutions, including landscape assessments, subject matter expertise, network learning facilitation, and development of electrification roadmaps. Target buyers: large U.S. cities.
• Central Valley Landscape Analysis Assessment of barriers to clean transportation options including shared mobility, electric buses, and first/last mile solutions in under-resourced communities, developed with Grid Alternatives. Target buyers: government agencies and community organizations.
• EV 101 Educational Resources Educational content explaining EV basics, charging infrastructure, cost savings, and environmental benefits for consumers considering EV adoption. Target buyers: general consumers and community audiences.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 600 organizations certified through EVAL program
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers9 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles7 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and significant.

• CalstartcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for the Charge@Work national workplace charging program. EVNoire partners with Calstart on this multi-year DOE-funded initiative to accelerate EV adoption by increasing access to workplace charging nationwide.
• ForthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for the Charge@Work national workplace charging program. Forth collaborates with EVNoire on this DOE-funded initiative to transform employee commuting through workplace EV charging.
• GuidehousecoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartnership with Guidehouse to administer Dominion Energy's Smart Charging Infrastructure Program (SCIP), providing rebates for EV charging infrastructure including workplace, multi-family, DC Fast Charging, and public transit charging.
• UbercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with Uber to facilitate research and develop the company's platform electrification strategy, focusing on accelerating EV adoption among rideshare drivers who are high vehicle-mile users.
• Grid AlternativessignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration on Central Valley Landscape Analysis project to assess barriers to clean transportation options in under-resourced communities (Black, Latinx, and Tribal communities) and inform development of educational resources.
• Consumer ReportssignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership on E-Mobility research to understand consumer attitudes, knowledge, beliefs, and barriers to EV adoption across diverse consumer populations in the United States.
• Union of Concerned ScientistssignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration on research with diverse consumers to understand EV adoption barriers and opportunities, with findings supporting culturally appropriate marketing strategies.
• Green LatinossignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership on consumer research to understand EV adoption among Latino communities and develop culturally relevant outreach strategies for clean transportation adoption.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Guidehouse: A large global management consultancy with a sizable energy, sustainability, and transportation practice that delivers EV strategy, utility program administration, and federal/state advisory work, often as a prime contractor (e.g., Dominion SCIP together with EVNoire). Guidehouse represents the scaled-incumbent benchmark EVNoire competes against on larger RFPs.
• ICF International: A large advisory and digital-services firm with established transportation electrification, climate, and federal-program practices, regularly competing for DOE, DOT, and state EV-advisory contracts. ICF represents a scaled incumbent competing with EVNoire for the same government buyers.
• Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI): An independent clean-energy research and consultancy organization serving governments, utilities, and corporates on EV adoption, charging, and equitable electrification. RMI operates as a broad incumbent in EV advisory, addressing the same policy and utility buyers as EVNoire with deeper research bench.

Direct peers

• Forth: A nonprofit clean-mobility advocacy and consulting organization that runs workplace-charging programs, EV consumer education, and equity-focused outreach—a direct parallel to EVNoire's Charge@Work, EVAL, and DEI-oriented programming; Forth is already a co-implementation partner on Charge@Work.
• Calstart: A national clean-transportation consortium delivering technical, program-management, and consulting services to governments, fleets, and manufacturers. Calstart is a direct peer and also an EVNoire partner on the Charge@Work program, addressing overlapping employer and government customers.
• Plug In America: A long-standing EV consumer-advocacy nonprofit producing education, events, and research. Plug In America overlaps directly with EVNoire's consumer education, ride-and-drive, and stakeholder-research work, including National Drive Electric Week activities.
• GRID Alternatives: A nonprofit deploying clean-energy and clean-mobility programs in under-resourced communities, including the Central Valley Landscape Analysis with EVNoire. GRID Alternatives is a peer on equitable EV adoption, workforce development, and community-based program delivery.
• Veloz: An EV-focused public-education and consumer-awareness organization running national campaigns (notably National Drive Electric Week and Drive Electric Earth Month) that EVNoire also coordinates—Veloz serves as the closest direct peer on EV consumer engagement and national event programming.
• Atlas Public Policy: A specialized clean-transportation policy research and data firm producing EV adoption analyses, dashboards, and consulting for governments and industry. Atlas competes directly with EVNoire's data-analysis, landscape-assessment, and policy-strategy offerings to public-sector customers.

Emerging players

• Coltura: A mission-driven organization focused on accelerating the shift from gasoline to electric vehicles through research and advocacy. Coltura is an adjacent peer in clean-transportation advocacy and equity-oriented EV education work, though smaller in scope than EVNoire's program footprint.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/EVNoire
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• Facebookfacebook.com/EVNoire
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/evnoire
• Instagraminstagram.com/evnoire?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==

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Funding rounds

Investors

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