Electric Bike Rebate Program

Statewide

• Colorado E-bike Tax Credit: Offers a tax credit of $450 on eligible e-bike purchases for all residents. It is part of the state’s decarbonization efforts.
• Learn more: Colorado Energy Office

Denver

• Denver Climate Rebates: Denver residents can receive a rebate ranging from $300 to $1400 depending on income qualifications. Higher rebates are available for low-income households and for the purchase of cargo e-bikes.
• Learn more: Denver E-bike Rebates

Boulder

• Boulder E-bike Rebates: Boulder offers up to $1200 for income-qualified buyers and $300-$500 for standard e-bike or cargo e-bike purchases. This program aims to support the city’s climate action goals.
• Learn more: Boulder E-bike Program

Avon

• Avon residents can receive a rebate of $400 for an e-bike purchased locally and $200 for one purchased online. Used e-bikes also qualify for a $200 rebate.
• Learn more: Avon E-bike Rebate

Basalt

• Basalt offers $250 rebates for full-time residents who purchase e-bikes from participating local retailers.
• Learn more: Basalt E-bike Program

Fort Collins

• Fort Collins E-bike Rebate Program: Residents can receive rebates up to $500 for income-qualified applicants. The rebate can be applied to e-bikes, cargo e-bikes, or adaptive bikes.
• Learn more: Fort Collins E-bike Rebate

San Miguel County (Telluride area)

• Telluride’s EcoAction Partners: This program offers a $200 rebate for e-bike purchases, incentivizing residents to switch to eco-friendly transportation options.
• Learn more: EcoAction Partners E-bike Program

Connecticut Statewide Electric Bike Incentive Program

• Offers vouchers of $500 for general applicants and $1250 for income-qualified residents.
• The program is open for application until October 1, 2024.
• Eligibility includes Connecticut residents aged 18 and older, and vouchers are provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Vouchers can be applied to e-bike purchases from approved local retailers.
• Learn more and apply: Connecticut Electric Bicycle Incentive Program

Atlanta E-bike Rebate Program:

• Provides rebates ranging from $500 to $2000 depending on income qualifications and the type of e-bike purchased (standard or cargo e-bikes).
• Income-qualified residents can receive the higher rebates, up to $2000 for cargo e-bikes.
• Learn more and apply here: Atlanta Regional E-bike Rebate Program

Statewide Program (Efficiency Maine Trust)

• Details: Maine has allocated $500,000 for electric bike rebates under its broader clean transportation incentives. The rebate amounts will likely be around $500 per e-bike, though the specific program details and the exact rebate amounts are still being finalized.
• Eligibility: The program is open to all Maine residents, regardless of where they live. Residents of both urban and rural areas are eligible to participate.
• Apply or Learn More: Efficiency Maine Trust - E-bike Incentive Program

Portland

• Details: Residents of Portland are eligible for the statewide Efficiency Maine Trust rebate. There are no additional city-specific incentives in Portland at this time.
• Apply or Learn More: Efficiency Maine Trust - E-bike Program

Bangor and Augusta

• Details: Similarly, residents of Bangor and Augusta can take advantage of the statewide program through Efficiency Maine Trust. No regional rebates have been introduced for these cities.

Rural Maine

• Details: Rural Maine residents are fully eligible to apply for the statewide e-bike rebate program, just like those in the urban centers. There are no extra rebates specific to rural regions beyond the statewide initiative.

Statewide E-bike Rebate Program

• Details: Minnesota has approved a statewide rebate program as part of a historic $7.8 billion transportation package. This program allocates $4 million over the next two years specifically for e-bike incentives.
• Rebate Amount: The rebate provides up to $1500 or 50-75% of the e-bike purchase price, depending on income eligibility. Lower-income residents can receive higher rebates.
• Income Qualification: Around 40% of the rebates are reserved for individuals with incomes under $41,000.
• Eligibility: Open to Minnesota residents across all regions.
• Apply or Learn More: Minnesota Department of Revenue E-bike Rebate Program

Minneapolis/St. Paul (Twin Cities Area)

• Details: While no city-specific rebates are currently available, residents of the Twin Cities can benefit from the statewide rebate program. Local cycling advocacy groups and bike shops are likely to participate in promoting the statewide program.

Duluth

• Details: Similar to the Twin Cities, Duluth residents are also eligible for the statewide rebate. There are no additional local programs in Duluth at the moment.

Rochester

• Details: Rochester residents can take advantage of the statewide e-bike rebate program. There are no city-specific incentives beyond the statewide offerings at this time.

Rural Minnesota

• Details: The statewide program also covers rural areas, offering equal access to the $1500 rebate, particularly for lower-income residents. No region-specific incentives have been introduced for rural Minnesota, but the state program ensures widespread accessibility.

Austin Energy E-bike Rebate Program:

• Provides rebates of up to $600 for all Austin Energy customers and up to $1300 for income-qualified individuals.
• E-bikes must be purchased from a list of participating retailers.
• Eligible for Class 1, 2, and 3 electric bikes, with rebates also available for e-mopeds.
• Learn more and apply: Austin Energy Electric Bike Rebate Program

Statewide E-bike Incentive Programs

Replace Your Ride Program:

• Provides up to $5000 to low-income Vermonters to replace older, inefficient vehicles with e-bikes, electric vehicles (EVs), or public transit vouchers.
• This program is aimed at reducing emissions and making clean transportation options accessible to lower-income residents.
• Learn more: Replace Your Ride - Vermont

Vermont Statewide E-bike Incentive:

• Offers up to $400 for standard e-bikes and $800 for electric cargo bikes or adaptive e-bikes.
• Open to income-eligible residents who meet the criteria.
• Learn more: Drive Electric Vermont - E-bike Incentives

Electrify Your Fleet Program:

• Provides incentives up to $2500 to municipalities, businesses, and non-profit mobility organizations for purchasing electric mobility options, including e-bikes.
• This program supports organizations in transitioning to clean transportation options.
• Learn more: Vermont Electrify Your Fleet

Local and Regional Programs

Burlington Electric Department (BED) E-bike Rebate:

• Offers rebates of up to $200 for standard e-bikes and $400 for income-qualified residents who purchase e-bikes from local retailers.
• Available to customers of Burling
• ton Electric Department.

Green Mountain Power E-bike Rebate (Statewide):

• Green Mountain Power (GMP) offers a $200 rebate on e-bike purchases for all its customers.
• The rebate is aimed at encouraging the switch from fossil-fuel-powered transportation to clean alternatives.
• Learn more: Green Mountain Power E-bike Rebate

Central Vermont (Local Energy Programs):

Various community energy programs in the central region of Vermont also offer rebates and incentives for clean transportation, though specific e-bike programs may vary.

Check with local energy providers or community programs for more details.

Statewide E-bike Rebate Program

Washington State E-bike Incentive Program:

• The state has allocated $5 million for e-bike rebates as part of its effort to promote clean transportation.
• Rebate Amounts:
• All e-bike buyers can receive a $300 point-of-sale rebate.
• Income-qualified buyers can receive up to $1200.
• Eligibility: Households with income at or below 80% of the county’s median income qualify for the higher rebate.
• Learn more and apply: Washington State Legislature E-bike Rebate Program

Seattle

While there isn't a dedicated rebate specific to Seattle, residents can take advantage of the statewide program. However, there are additional incentives for bike-related activities in the region.

Learn more: City of Seattle Transportation

Spokane

• Similar to Seattle, Spokane residents can utilize the statewide e-bike rebate, but there are no specific local programs at this time.
• Learn more: Washington State Legislature E-bike Rebate Program

Tacoma

• Tacoma residents also benefit from the statewide rebate program, but no specific local incentives are currently available.

Bellingham

• Residents in Bellingham can apply for the statewide rebates, but there are no additional city-specific e-bike programs yet.
• Learn more: Washington State Legislature E-bike Rebate Program

Other Regions in Washington

• All residents across the state can access the $300-$1200 e-bike rebate through the statewide program, which applies uniformly regardless of specific location.

Hawaii Statewide E-bike Rebate Program (Act 306)

Details: This program provides a 20% rebate, up to $500, for the purchase of an electric bike.

Eligibility:

The rebate is available to:

• Students,
• Low-income residents,
• Individuals who do not own motor vehicles.
• How to Apply: Interested residents must apply after purchasing an e-bike, and applications are managed by the Hawaii State Energy Office.
• Learn more: Hawaii State Legislature

Honolulu (City and County Specific Initiatives)

• While there is no specific Honolulu-only rebate, residents of Honolulu are eligible for the statewide program under Act 306.
• Honolulu also encourages e-bike use through broader city-led transportation and sustainability initiatives, which include cycling infrastructure improvements and bike-sharing programs (like Biki).
• Learn more: Honolulu Sustainability

Neighboring Islands (Maui, Kauai, Big Island)

• Residents of Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island are eligible for the same statewide rebate program (Act 306). While no additional local programs exist, these islands are also enhancing their cycling infrastructure, making e-bikes a viable mode of transportation.
• Each county is working on building more bike lanes and paths to accommodate increased e-bike usage as part of their broader environmental goals.

Additional Information

• This statewide rebate program aims to make electric bikes more affordable, especially for those who may find it difficult to afford other forms of clean transportation, such as electric vehicles. It is part of Hawaii’s larger initiative to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2045 and reduce its carbon emissions from transportation.

Rebate Amount: Vouchers ranging from $800 to $2,400, depending on the type of e-bike and applicant's income or disability status.

Eligibility: Boston residents, with additional benefits for seniors, adults with disabilities, and low-income individuals.

Accessories: The program also provides $150 for bicycle safety equipment like helmets and locks.

Application: Eligible residents must apply online to receive the vouchers, which can be used at local participating bike shops.

Learn More: Boston.gov E-Bikes Program

Cape Light Compact Income-Eligible E-Bike Program (Cape Cod)

• Rebate Amount: Up to 75% of the cost (maximum of $1,200) for a standard e-bike, or up to 90% (maximum of $1,500) for those enrolled in certain income-tested programs.
• Eligibility: Year-round residents of participating towns in Cape Cod (e.g., Barnstable, Falmouth, and Provincetown). Income eligibility is based on household size and income.
• Participating Shops: E-bike vouchers can be redeemed at local shops such as Bike Zone in Yarmouth, Dennis Cycle Center, and others.
• Learn More: Cape Light Compact Program

MassBike E-Bike Program (Worcester County)

• Rebate Amount: 60-75% of the e-bike cost based on income.
• Eligibility: Residents or workers in Worcester and surrounding towns like Shrewsbury, Auburn, and Grafton, with income below 80% of the state median income.
• Program Scope: Designed to help low-income individuals gain access to e-bikes, with applications open until March 2024.
• Learn More: MassBike Worcester Program

Statewide Program: Erika Niedowski Memorial Electric Bicycle Rebate Program

• Standard Rebate: Offers up to $400 or 30% of the final purchase price of the e-bike, whichever is lower.
• Income-Qualified Rebate: Low-to-moderate income (LMI) residents can receive a rebate of up to $1,000 or 75% of the purchase price, whichever is lower.
• Eligibility: Residents must be at least 18 years old and purchase their e-bike from a local Rhode Island shop. The program is open to Rhode Island residents only, and bikes purchased from major retailers like Walmart or Target do not qualify.
• Application: Must be submitted within 180 days of the e-bike purchase.
• Participating Retailers: Only local shops that specialize in bicycles or e-bikes are eligible, and purchases from “big box” stores generally don't qualify.
• Learn More and Apply: Rhode Island DRIVE E-Bike Program

Eugene (EWEB)

• Rebate Amount: $300 per e-bike or professionally-installed conversion.
• Eligibility: Available to residential electric customers of Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB). The bike must be new, and only two rebates are allowed per account. Purchases must have been made after January 1, 2022.
• Application: You need to submit the paid invoice or bill of sale, along with documentation showing the bike brand, model, and vendor.
• Learn More: EWEB E-Bike Rebate​EWEB.

Bend

• Rebate Amount: $2,000 for low-income households, covering up to 75 qualified participants.
• Eligibility: Rebate is available for transportation-disadvantaged, low-income households, and is applied directly at the point of sale through participating retailers.

Portland

• Rebate Program: A comprehensive program is under development as part of the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF).
• Rebate Amount: The program will offer rebates for both standard and cargo e-bikes, with an emphasis on low- and medium-income residents. It will also provide community education, safety equipment, and infrastructure like secure storage.
• Launch Date: Summer 2025.
• Learn More: Portland.gov E-Bike Program

Ashland

• Rebate Amount: Up to $600 for e-bikes.
• Eligibility: Available to Ashland Electric customers. The rebate is applied post-purchase for new e-bikes.
• Learn More: Details can be found through Ashland's city and utility services​

Tucson and Pima County (TEP E-Bike Rebate Program)

Rebate Amount:

• $600 for low-income customers.
• $100 for other residential customers.
• Eligibility: This program is open to Tucson Electric Power (TEP) residential customers who purchase a qualifying e-bike. Low-income customers also receive additional benefits like a free helmet and lock.
• More Information: TEP Rebate Program

Tucson (City-Specific Program)

• Rebate Amount: $600 rebate for eligible residents.
• Additional Benefits: The City of Tucson works in collaboration with Pima County to support this program, including distributing free safety gear (helmets, locks).
• More Information: This program is funded through the city's partnership with Tucson Electric Power (TEP), providing direct incentives for residents

Bloomington E-Bike Voucher Program

• Rebate Amount:

$500 vouchers are available to all residents of Bloomington.

$1,000 vouchers are offered to low-income residents who qualify based on income criteria.

• Eligibility:

Residents must live within Bloomington city limits and be registered with the city’s "Go Bloomington" and "Zero In Bloomington" platforms.

• Purpose: The program aligns with Bloomington’s Climate Action Plan and aims to reduce the reliance on single-occupancy vehicles by encouraging the use of e-bikes as an alternative means of transportation.
• Application: Vouchers are issued on a first-come, first-served basis, and participants must submit an application to receive them.

For more information and to apply, you can visit the City of Bloomington's E-Bike Voucher Program page

Statewide Program

• Rebate Amount: Up to 50% of the e-bike's purchase price, with a maximum of $1,100.
• Eligibility: Open to all New York residents purchasing Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bikes. This is part of the state’s clean transportation initiatives, designed to promote e-bike usage as a means of reducing traffic and emissions.
• More Details: The rebate is modeled after the Drive Clean EV Rebate, managed by NYSERDA (New York State Energy Research and Development Authority). Once passed, it will apply to any e-bike legal for public street use across the state.
• You can track the bill and see updates on the New York State Senate page where the Ride Clean Rebate is proposed.

New York City

• Rebate Context: E-bikes are already legal in the city, and a significant push for expanding their use comes from congestion and emissions goals. With 75% of NYC auto trips being under five miles, this rebate aims to reduce reliance on cars for short trips, thus helping alleviate traffic.
• Plan Overview: If the program is passed, New Yorkers could receive up to $1,100 for purchasing an e-bike, making it easier to switch to greener transport for daily commutes.
• For updates on local NYC benefits and how they align with the statewide rebate program, you can follow progress on platforms like NY Ride Clean

Albany and Surrounding Areas

• Rebate Details: The proposed rebate will cover half of the e-bike cost, up to $1,100, for residents in all regions of New York, including Albany. Residents can purchase their e-bikes through any local shop that qualifies under the state law.
• Relevance: With Albany being part of the push for statewide green transportation, this initiative encourages residents to adopt e-bikes for both personal use and to reduce the city's carbon footprint.

Upstate New York

• Target Population: Rural and suburban regions in upstate New York may particularly benefit from this program as e-bikes offer a more accessible, affordable transportation solution where public transit options may be sparse.
• Incentives: Similar to the rest of the state, residents will qualify for up to $1,100 rebates, offering them a sustainable alternative to long car commutes for short distances.

Nashville

Rebate Amount:

Up to $300 for standard e-bikes.

Up to $500 for e-cargo bikes.

For income-qualified residents, the rebate increases to $1,400 for both standard e-bikes and e-cargo bikes.

• Eligibility:

This program focuses on residents earning below 80% of the area median income or below 200% of the federal poverty level. The rebate is designed to encourage wider use of e-bikes in a city known for its hilly terrain, providing a cost-effective transportation alternative.

• Purpose:

The initiative aims to reduce Nashville's carbon footprint and enhance the use of the city’s expanding bike infrastructure. It is modeled after similar programs in other cities like Denver.

For more information about this proposed initiative, you can check the local news source at WPLN.

Baltimore E-Bike Voucher Program

• Rebate Amount: Offers up to $2,000 for income-qualified residents (e.g., those enrolled in programs like SNAP, TANF, or Medicaid) and up to $750 for other residents. At least 50% of the vouchers will be reserved for low-income participants.
• Eligibility: Applicants must be Baltimore City residents. The voucher can be used at select local bike shops, including Baltimore Bicycle Works, Joe’s Bike Shop, and Trek Bikes.
• Purpose: This pilot program supports the city's goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting eco-friendly transportation. It provides a sustainable mobility option for traditionally underserved communities.
• For more details, visit the Baltimore Streets E-Bike Program

Statewide Maryland E-Bike Rebate Program (Planned)

• Rebate Amount: The state is working on a program offering rebates for e-bikes, with legislation under discussion to allocate up to $500,000 annually starting in fiscal year 2025. The bill proposes rebates for both individuals and businesses, making e-bikes more affordable across the state.
• Eligibility: The program will be available to residents across Maryland, focusing on income-qualified individuals and general consumers.
• To track progress, refer to the Maryland General Assembly’s HB0156 Bill Details

Statewide Program (Senate Bill 343)

• Rebate Amount: Offers a rebate of up to $1,200 for low-income residents. The rebate can be used for an e-bike and a bicycle helmet.
• Eligibility: Available to residents with an income less than 200% of the federal poverty level. The rebate is administered by the New Mexico Department of Finance and must be redeemed through participating dealers.
• Details: This program is funded with $6 million, and low-income residents must apply through certified vendors.
• More Info: For additional details, you can check the New Mexico SB-343 Bill Details

Albuquerque

• Program Context: Although Albuquerque falls under the state-wide Senate Bill 343 program, local bike shops are expected to be participating vendors. Residents can check with local bike retailers to see if they qualify for the rebate program.
• Trails and Access: Albuquerque has extensive bike infrastructure, making e-bikes a practical option for commuters. Class 1 e-bikes are generally permitted on shared paths.
• More Info: You can find more about Albuquerque’s e-bike regulations and recommendations at Cyclist Choice - Albuquerque.

Santa Fe

• Program Access: Like Albuquerque, Santa Fe residents will benefit from the state’s rebate program. E-bikes offer a great way to navigate the city's scenic routes and outdoor trails.
• Local Trails: Class 1 e-bikes are generally allowed on Santa Fe’s public bike paths, while Class 2 and 3 may have restrictions depending on local regulations.
• More Info: Additional information on trail access and e-bike laws can be found at Ride Review - New Mexico