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ZIP pack includes horizontal/stacked marks and dark/light variants.
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Press & Dataset Access
Press & Dataset Access
Logos and product cutouts for coverage, citation guidance, and our up-to-date U.S. e-bike incentive dataset.
Product cutouts
Transparent PNGs at high resolution (web-safe).
How to cite our dataset
You may quote, link, or embed references to our public rebate summaries with attribution.
Ariel Rider Ebikes (2025). U.S. E-Bike Rebates Dataset. Retrieved from https://arielrider.com/pages/ebike-rebates-incentives
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Dataset & contact
Our U.S. e-bike incentive dataset powers the state pages and ZIP finder.
What changed this month
Last 30 days: 2 openings, 1 pause, 1 increased benefit.
Suggested story angles
- Which states offer the most $ per bike
- Openings & pauses by season
- How rebates shift e-bike adoption
Data methodology
Ariel Rider maintains and verifies the U.S. E-Bike Rebates Dataset through direct review of public state, municipal, and utility program documentation. Each record includes the jurisdiction, eligibility rules, and benefit type. Updates are logged whenever new programs open, pause, or expire; inactive listings are preserved for historical reference. Sources are restricted to official government and utility communications and archived public notices. While the data are monitored continuously, readers should confirm specific values or requirements with the administering agency before publication.
About Ariel Rider Ebikes
Founded in 2014, Ariel Rider designs high-performance electric bikes that combine motorcycle-inspired power with daily usability. The company is recognized for its engineering-driven approach and its commitment to making long-range, high-torque e-mobility accessible to riders everywhere. Headquartered in Seattle, WA, Ariel Rider also maintains an open-data initiative to support e-bike research and public-policy reporting. Learn more at arielrider.com.
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