California e-bike rebates and incentive programs

California residents at or below 300% of the federal poverty level who use the Clean Cars 4 All pathway, retire an eligible vehicle, and live outside a district-operated Clean Cars 4 All region.

Preapproval through the program administrator; e-bike shop information is submitted to the case manager before vehicle retirement.

Income-qualified residents in the South Coast AQMD jurisdiction who retire an eligible older vehicle and meet program rules.

Preapproval and purchase through an approved e-bike shop; the program pays the shop directly.

Income-qualified residents at or below 300% of the federal poverty level who own an eligible older vehicle. New applications are currently limited to designated AB 617 communities.

Preapproval through Valley CAN and the Valley Air District before retiring the vehicle or obtaining the replacement mobility option.

Contra Costa County residents age 18 or older; the higher tier requires household income at or below 400% of the federal poverty level.

Buy an eligible Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike or conversion kit and apply within six months of purchase.

Eligible Alameda Transportation Management Association members.

Purchase a new e-bike from a retailer and apply within three months. Peer-to-peer purchases and conversion kits are not eligible.

Alameda Municipal Power D1 residential customers; the higher tier requires current Energy Assistance Program enrollment.

Purchase an eligible e-bike and apply within six months, subject to available funds.

Income-qualified residents of the nine participating Bay Area counties who retire an eligible older vehicle.

Preapproval through Clean Cars For All before using the mobility grant.

Alameda County residents or Ava customers in Tracy, Stockton, or Lathrop who are age 18 or older. Higher tiers require qualifying assistance-program enrollment.

Apply before purchase through a periodic drawing and redeem the award through the program process.

Glendale residents and Glendale Water and Power customers; the higher tier requires Glendale Care enrollment.

Purchase a new eligible e-bike and apply within six months, subject to available funds.

Eligible Healdsburg electric utility customers, with the highest tier limited to income-qualified customers.

Purchase and apply through the city rebate process.

San Gabriel Valley residents age 18 or older who meet the program assistance or geographic criteria and complete required safety and research activities.

Preapplication and redemption at an approved local shop.

Redding Electric Utility customers enrolled in the Residential Energy Discount program.

Voucher redeemed within 45 days at a participating local retailer.

Pasadena Water and Power residential electric customers; the bonus requires enrollment in the utility bill-assistance program.

Buy a new Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike from a Pasadena bike shop and apply within 180 days, subject to funds.

Silicon Valley Power residential customers in Santa Clara. Bonus tiers require qualifying income or assistance-program status.

Purchase a new eligible e-bike and apply within 60 days, subject to funds.

San Diego County residents at or below 300% of the federal poverty level who retire an eligible older vehicle and meet program rules.

Preapproval through San Diego Clean Cars 4 All and its program administrator.

Current South Central Power Up users invited by LADOT and Metro. South Los Angeles residents may join the separate SCPU waitlist, but there is no public Bike Wallet application.

Invitation-limited purchase at Ride On or Ride With US, the two named Universal Basic Mobility partner shops.