State program directory

Vermont e-bike rebates and incentive programs

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At a glance

Vermont e-bike rebate overview

Four utility e-bike rebate programs are active in Vermont. Current offers range from $100 to $850, with Burlington Electric Department providing the highest income-qualified amount. State-funded transportation incentive programs are closed.

6 Vermont programs listed. 4 are marked open or active.

Highest listed benefit: $850. This is not a guaranteed amount.

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

How eligibility works

Current rebates require service from Burlington Electric Department, Green Mountain Power, Stowe Electric, or a VPPSA member utility. Each program has its own purchase and use rules.

Program directory

Vermont programs to review

Programs remain in source order. Check your state or browse the full list to review every status. ZIP never filters or ranks programs.

Program Key requirements Purchase or application process Benefit details Next step

Open status

VPPSA E-Bike and Retrofit Kit Rebate

Area servedVPPSA member utility service territories

Key requirements

Customers with an active account at one of VPPSA's 11 member utilities.

Purchase or application process

Online post-purchase rebate application; open retailer network.

Benefit details

$100 for a qualifying new e-bike or retrofit kit.

Next stepReview official eligibility

Open status

Stowe Electric 2026 E-Bike Rebate

Area servedStowe Electric service territory

Key requirements

Stowe Electric customers; up to two qualifying e-bikes per customer or household per year.

Purchase or application process

Post-purchase rebate with invoice showing model and serial numbers, or an attached faceplate photograph if either is missing. The 2026 form covers qualifying purchases from January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2026. Commercial customers must inquire about available rebates before applying.

Benefit details

$150 for a qualifying Class 1 e-bike.

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Open status

Green Mountain Power Electric Bike Rebate

Area servedGreen Mountain Power service territory

Key requirements

Green Mountain Power customers replacing fossil-fuel commute travel; qualifying equipment must cost at least $500 before tax.

Purchase or application process

Direct post-purchase rebate or point-of-sale discount at a participating bike shop.

Benefit details

$200 for a qualifying new commuter e-bike or retrofit kit.

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Open status

Burlington Electric Department E-Bike Rebate

Area servedBurlington

Key requirements

Burlington Electric Department customers with active accounts, including qualifying Burlington residents and businesses. Qualifying bikes must have a motor of at least 250 watts and battery capacity of at least 250 watt-hours.

Purchase or application process

Point-of-sale rebate at participating local shops or post-purchase online application for other retailers. The online rebate limit is two per household or commercial account; participating-shop point-of-sale rebates are exempt from that limit and must be claimed by the shop. Submit within 90 days of purchase and by December 31, 2026.

Benefit details

Lesser of $600 or 25 percent of the purchase price. Income-qualified customers receive the lesser of $850 or 50 percent.

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Closed status

Electrify Your Fleet Program

Area servedVermont

Key requirements

Fleet applicants under prior rules; not a broad individual consumer rebate.

Purchase or application process

Program grants

Benefit details

Historic program funding only; not a current individual consumer rebate.

Next stepView official program details

Closed status

Vermont State E-Bike Incentive Program

Area servedVermont

Key requirements

No current applications. Prior rounds served income-qualified Vermont residents under the program rules.

Purchase or application process

Closed prepaid-card program through participating in-state retailers.

Benefit details

The closed program offered $400 for a standard e-bike or $800 for a cargo or adaptive e-bike.

Next stepView official program details

Sources and policy notes

Enacted legislation

H.479 (Act 62): An act relating to the Transportation Program and miscellaneous changes to laws related to transportation

Historic legislation: Act 62 added $50,000 in program funding and modified Vermont e-bike incentives in 2023. Efficiency Vermont currently lists the State eBike incentive program as closed to new applications until further notice.

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Facts compiled from official sources. An audit date is not published for this entry.

Status and funding may change. Confirm availability before purchasing.

Burlington Electric Department E-Bike Rebate Green Mountain Power Electric Bike Rebate Stowe Electric E-Bike Rebate Vermont e-bike laws All state rebate pages