In North America, numerous incentives are available to make e-bikes more affordable for individuals and businesses. We've compiled a list of subsidy programs across Canada and the US to help you start your eco-friendly journey on two wheels. Note that this list isn't exhaustive, and OHM Electric Bikes isn't affiliated with these programs. For detailed information, please visit the official websites of each program.
Canadian E-Bike Incentives
- British Columbia: CleanBC Go Electric Rebates up to $1,700 support electric vehicles, including cargo e-bikes, but only for businesses or public organizations. Check eligibility before applying.
- Nova Scotia: A $500 rebate is available for e-bikes bought from select dealers, with pricing between $1,200 and $10,000.
- Prince Edward Island: Provides a $500 rebate to individuals (one per year) and organizations (up to five per year), excluding government agencies.
- Yukon: Offers a 25% rebate on e-bikes, up to $750 for standard and $1,500 for cargo versions, for both residents and businesses.
U.S. E-Bike Incentives
- District of Columbia: Offers up to $1,500 in vouchers for e-bike purchases, prioritizing low-income residents, with new applications in early 2025.
- Minnesota: Covers 50-75% of purchase costs up to $1,500. Next applications open in early summer 2025.
- Rhode Island: Offers up to $750 or 75% off for income-qualified buyers, limited to two rebates per household, excluding chain store purchases.
- Vermont: Provides up to $2,500 per e-bike for businesses and non-profits to replace fossil-fueled vehicles.
- Washington State is launching a $5 million e-bike rebate initiative in April 2025, funded by emissions taxes. Low-income individuals earning less than 80% of the median income can receive up to $1,200 for e-bike purchases, while others can get a $300 rebate.
