Colorado e-bike rebates and incentive programs

Colorado residents purchasing a new qualified e-bike sold in Colorado by a participating retailer. Limit one discounted e-bike purchase per resident per calendar year; proof of Colorado residency is required.

Participating retailers

Full-time Edwards Metro District residents purchasing a qualifying new e-bike costing more than $500 to replace car trips. Submit a receipt within 180 days; maximum two rebates per household. An Edwards ZIP code alone is insufficient: Singletree, Cordillera and Arrowhead are outside the district.

Open retailer network

GCEA members buying a qualifying new battery-powered e-bike costing at least $50, for use in GCEA service territory. Submit an application and itemized invoice within 90 days. The annual combined equipment rebate cap is $300 per member account, excluding riding mowers.

Open retailer network; rebate issued by GCEA. GCEA says its outdoor power equipment rebate ends December 31, 2026. The e-bike rebate is 25% of the purchase price, excluding tax and shipping, up to $150.

Active Holy Cross Energy members in good standing purchasing a new e-bike intended to replace vehicle miles; lifetime limit two rebates per household.

Open retailer network, including online purchases

Highline Electric Association members purchasing a qualifying electric bicycle. Submit within 90 days of the purchase date or delivery/installation date.

Submit Highline's outdoor power form with a final itemized paid receipt including the product model number. The form offers account credit or a mailed check; rebates under $50 are issued as account credit.

LPEA residential and commercial members purchasing a qualifying new e-bike with MSRP below $2,000; confirm eligibility for a bike with MSRP exactly $2,000 because the page uses conflicting boundary wording. Maximum two e-bike rebates per year and $250 combined annual equipment rebates per member.

Submit LPEA's online form with purchase receipts. Buy eligible equipment during 2026 and apply within 90 days of purchase, no later than January 21, 2027. The rebate is an LPEA bill credit; this program ends after 2026.

Town of Erie utility customers with current, non-delinquent accounts. Qualifying Class 1, 2 or 3 e-bikes must cost no more than $5,000; full-suspension mountain bikes are excluded. Purchase during 2026 and submit by January 8, 2027. One rebate per measure per entity.

Purchase a qualifying e-bike, then submit the Town rebate application. The $100 rebate is credited to the water bill, subject to available funds. The 2026 Town page lists a $100 e-bike rebate. Purchases must be made in 2026 and submitted by January 8, 2027. Funds are limited and awarded first come, first served.

MVEA members purchasing a qualifying new battery-powered e-bike; minimum purchase price $50; application due within 90 days.

Open retailer network; rebate applied as an MVEA bill credit

PVREA members purchasing a qualifying new battery-powered e-bike; minimum purchase price $50; application due within 90 days.

Open retailer network; rebates under $250 are issued as bill credits

San Isabel Electric members purchasing a qualifying new e-bike costing at least $50, enrolled or enrolling in Off-Peak Plus. Submit the application and paid receipt within 90 days.

Open retailer network; apply through SIEA's residential rebate form

Morgan County REA members purchasing a qualifying new e-bike installed on MCREA lines; application and dated receipt due within 90 days.

Open retailer network; apply through MCREA's online outdoor power equipment form. The 2026 guide lists e-bikes at 25% of cost up to $150 within a $300 annual combined outdoor-equipment cap, excluding riding mowers. MCREA announces that it will stop offering outdoor-equipment rebates on January 1, 2027. Applications require a dated receipt within 90 days.

Current SMPA members purchasing a qualifying electric commuter bicycle; online application and itemized receipt due within 60 days.

Open retailer network; rebate issued by check

SECPA members purchasing a qualifying new e-bike; submit the completed application, itemized receipt and Form W-9 within 90 days of installation.

Open retailer network; submit application to SECPA

Active Empire Electric Association members purchasing a qualifying new electric bicycle; minimum purchase price $50; application and receipt due within 90 days.

Open retailer network; rebate issued as an electric-bill credit. This rebate ends December 31, 2026. Retrofit kits do not qualify. E-bikes are exempt from the one-product-type limit but share a $300 annual combined outdoor-equipment cap per member. Apply within 90 days of purchase.

White River Electric Association members purchasing qualifying new equipment; submit the application and receipt within 90 days of purchase.

Open retailer network; submit the current WREA outdoor-equipment application

Eligible Sangre de Cristo Electric Association account holders purchasing a qualifying new e-bike; minimum purchase price $50; application and itemized receipt due within 90 days.

Open retailer network; rebate issued as a bill credit

Income-qualified Black Hills Energy Colorado electric residential customers age 18 or older with an account in good standing. Proof of participation in a listed assistance program is required. Limit one rebate per adult per year and four per household per year.

Buy a new qualifying Class 1, 2, 3, or adaptive e-bike from a participating retailer between January 1 and December 31, 2026. The motor must be 750 watts or less, and the bike must meet UL 2849, UL 2271, or EN 15194 certification. The completed post-sale application and supporting documents must be received by December 31, 2026. Submit by mail or email; awards are first come, first served and subject to availability.

San Luis Valley REC members purchasing a qualifying new e-bike under the 2026 rebate rules.

Open retailer network; submit the current rebate application with a paid receipt. The current 2026 application lists e-bikes at 25 percent of cost up to $150. Apply with an itemized invoice within 90 days of purchase. E-bikes share a $300 aggregate outdoor-equipment cap per member account, excluding riding mowers.

K.C. Electric Association members purchasing qualifying new battery-powered electric-bicycle equipment under the current rebate rules.

Open retailer network; submit an itemized receipt within 90 days. The current rebate hub links outdoor-equipment terms with a 2024 filename. Minimum purchase is $50, retrofit kits do not qualify, and outdoor-equipment rebates share a $300 aggregate cap. K.C. Electric states that no other credits, rebates or special rates or discounts may apply. Request the credit within 90 days of installation.

Y-W Electric members with qualifying equipment installed on Y-W lines, subject to onsite verification and current program rules.

Submit the current utility rebate application with a dated invoice or bill of sale.

Denver residents age 16 or older with a documented disabling condition that significantly impairs their ability to use a standard two-wheeled e-bike. The enhanced tier is for residents unable to use a standard e-bike or e-trike. Denver says there is no income cap for either adaptive tier.

Email Denver's e-bike rebate team for the separate adaptive application. Approved vouchers are redeemed at participating adaptive bike shops; release-day timing does not apply.

Active High West Energy members using qualifying new equipment at a property served by High West Energy in Colorado. Used and refurbished equipment is ineligible.

Buy qualifying equipment and submit the rebate request with the original receipt and model information within 90 days of purchase. A check is issued after approval. A shared $300 outdoor-equipment rebate cap applies per member account, excluding riding mowers. E-bikes are exempt from the one-rebate-per-product rule. Confirm current participation and requirements before purchase.