• Electric Vehicle Tax Credits (Pending Legislation):

While current federal tax credits focus on electric vehicles (EVs), discussions about extending these incentives to include e-bikes are ongoing. If passed, e-bike buyers could receive significant federal tax savings.

• Sustainability Grants:

Some federal grant programs indirectly support e-bike purchases through funding for sustainable transportation and clean energy initiatives.

• Rebate and Voucher Programs:

Many states have launched programs to incentivize e-bike purchases. For example:

• California E-Bike Incentive Project: Offers up to $2,000 for eligible residents.

• Colorado State Rebate: Provides rebates ranging from $400–$1,200 depending on income and residency.

• Tax Credits:

Some states offer their own tax credits for e-bike buyers, typically tied to renewable energy or green transportation efforts.

• Environmental Justice Programs:

States like Vermont and Massachusetts include additional incentives for residents in underserved or high-pollution areas.

• City-Level Voucher Programs:

Many cities and municipalities provide e-bike vouchers or direct discounts:

• Tampa E-Bike Voucher Program: Up to $1,250 in vouchers for residents purchasing e-bikes locally.

• Denver E-Bike Rebate Program: Offers $400–$1,200 based on income.

• Utility Company Rebates:

Some utility companies encourage e-bike adoption to reduce emissions:

• Pasadena Water and Power: Provides a $500 rebate for e-bike purchases.

• Portland General Electric: Offers similar rebates for customers transitioning to e-bikes.

• Sustainability Programs:

Cities like Portland, Austin, and San Francisco fund sustainable transportation projects that include subsidies for e-bikes.