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Massachusetts e-bike rebates and incentive programs

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At a glance

Massachusetts e-bike rebate overview

Boston standard, cargo and adaptive e-bike applications are closed. The other application rounds listed in this guide are also closed; historical amounts are not current offers.

6 Massachusetts programs listed. 0 are marked open or active.

Location, income, bike, purchase, funding, and timing rules vary by program.

How eligibility works

Boston is not accepting standard, cargo or adaptive applications. Past adaptive awards served adults with qualifying disabilities; historical rules do not establish a current application route.

Program directory

Massachusetts programs to review

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Program Key requirements Purchase or application process Benefit details Next step
Closed status

Boston E-Bikes Incentive Program, General and Cargo Rounds

Area servedBoston

Key requirements

Historical eligibility covered Boston residents age 60 or older, adults with a chronic or permanent disability, and income-qualified adults under prior rules.

Purchase or application process

No current standard or cargo application. General applications closed after four rounds, and no later round is planned.

Benefit details

The closed Round 4 offered $800 or $1,200 for a standard e-bike and $1,100 or $1,500 for a cargo e-bike. These standard and cargo amounts are historical and are not currently claimable.

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Paused status

Cambridge Resident Bike Voucher Program

Area servedCambridge

Key requirements

Income-qualified Cambridge residents age 18 or older for e-bikes. Eligibility required qualifying benefits or household income below 65% of area median income.

Purchase or application process

No new applications or waitlist additions. Existing waitlisted applicants may receive vouchers as funds become available.

Benefit details

Pedal bike - up to $800; E-bike - up to $2,000; E-cargo bike - up to $3,000; Adaptive E-Bike or Electric Handcycle Wheelchair Attachment - up to $3,000. Accessories to improve safety and/or comfort - up to $150; Maintenance - up to $100

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Closed status

Massachusetts Statewide E-Bike Voucher Program (MassCEC)

Area servedstate

Key requirements

Historical standard eligibility used income at or below 400% FPL or an approved income-certified program. Enhanced eligibility used 225% FPL, an approved program, or qualifying adaptive-bike medical need.

Purchase or application process

The closed 2025 program used participating e-bike retailers. These historical terms are not an offer for a new purchase.

Benefit details

Historical 2025 vouchers: standard up to $800; enhanced up to $1,200; separate equipment voucher up to $150. Applications are closed.

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Closed status

MassBike E-Bike Program (Phase 2)

Area servedAuburn, Millbury, Grafton, Shrewsbury, Boylston, West Boylston, Holden, Paxton, Leicester, Westborough, & Worcester

Key requirements

Historical eligibility required age 18 or older, residence or work in a participating town, income no greater than 80% of state median income, health insurance, prior bicycle-riding experience, and secure bike storage. Participants had to provide weekly riding data for six months and join at least one group ride to own the bike and accessories.

Purchase or application process

Closed historical program distribution. The current archive does not establish an unrestricted retailer network.

Benefit details

Based on household income level 60-75% model: 60-75% of the cost of ebike and accessories (up to $1500) 100% model: 100% of the cost of ebike and accessories

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Closed status

Boston Adaptive E-Bike Appointments

Area servedBoston

Key requirements

Boston adults with a chronic disabling condition that significantly impairs their ability to ride a standard upright bicycle or tricycle.

Purchase or application process

Adaptive applications are closed. The City provides an email contact for inquiries; this is not an open application or appointment route.

Benefit details

Closed historical adaptive awards ranged from $2,000 to $5,000 for an adaptive e-bike or powered handcycle wheelchair attachment. Adaptive-only amounts are excluded from state rollups.

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Closed status

Cambridge E-Cargo Delivery Bikes for Businesses

Area servedCambridge

Key requirements

Historical eligibility covered Cambridge businesses with a physical local address, a non-third-party delivery option, and documented pandemic-related economic impact.

Purchase or application process

No current application. Historical vouchers were redeemable through participating bike shops.

Benefit details

Closed historical program: up to $5,000 for an electric cargo bike, plus a separate $350 accessories voucher.

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