E-Bike Voucher Tracker, US States & Cities (Oct 2025 Update)

Here's an updated list of recent and active electric bike voucher programs across US states and large cities:

State-Level Incentives

• California: Round 2 of the California E-Bike Incentive Program was open in May 2025, now closed. No word yet on Round 3.
• Colorado: State rebate program permanently closed, but a tax credit remains — dropping from $450 → $225 starting Jan 1, 2026.
• Connecticut: Standard voucher $500; income-qualified residents can get an extra $750. Last updates were winter 2024.
• Hawaii: $500 rebate active; eligibility includes low-income programs, students, or no car ownership.
• Massachusetts: Voucher program $800–$1,200, currently closed.
• Minnesota: First 2025 application period ended Aug 7; no new dates yet.
• Rhode Island: Erika Niedowski Memorial E-Bike Rebate Program ongoing, very limited and first-come, first-served.
• Vermont: $800 rebate currently inactive.
• Washington State: All rebates distributed; program currently closed. Past rebates were $300 or $1,200.
• Washington, D.C.: Application window was open in Feb 2025, now closed.

City-Level Incentives

• Boston, MA: Vouchers $800 for seniors, income-eligible adults, and people with disabilities (currently closed).
• Miami-Dade & Tampa, FL – active programs
• Atlanta, GA – active
• Bloomington, IN – active
• Austin & San Antonio, TX – active
• Raleigh, NC: Ral-E-Bike program, vouchers up to $1,500 depending on income
• Columbus, OH: Vouchers $500–$1,200
• Portland, OR: Soft launch Sept 2025; up to $1,600 off Class 1 e-Bikes + $300 accessories
• San Gabriel Valley, CA: $2,000 for e-cargo bikes, waitlist in place (max 300 vouchers)
• Charlottesville, VA: 100 vouchers of $1,000 each (25 per quarter)
• California Counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Palo Alto, Pasadena, Redding, San Mateo, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Santa Monica
• Denver, CO: Last 2025 release Oct 28; income-qualified residents save up to $900. Boulder program paused for 2025

Programs are typically point-of-sale vouchers and have to be used at approved retailers, like brick and mortar bike shops. Though Minnesota and California have approved online e-bike retailers like Upway for their programs before.