United Kingdom
Electric Bike Rebates and Tax Credits

Transportation for London (TfL) has secured deals on offers such as bike, e-bike, e-scooter hire or subscriptions. They also have offers on bike and e-bike purchases, cargo and e-cargo bike purchases, car and van clubs, car and van rental, e-motorcycles, car, van and minibus finance or subscription.

There is no specific mention of an ebike incentive in this PDF. However, it does state that an Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle (EAPC) can be included under the Cycle to Work scheme. For further information on requirements for using EAPCs, one can refer to the provided link.

Up to £1,500 towards purchasing a cargo bike. 50% off using a cargo bike operator for pickups and/or deliveries over a two-month period. (Maximum subsidy of £345).

Through the Parcels Not Pollution scheme, businesses can receive up to £600 towards purchasing or leasing an ebike, or 50% off the cost of using an ebike service in a one-month period (up to £150 per month, including a £50 cap per delivery for three deliveries or fewer).

Brighton & Hove City Council is offering businesses and organizations a subsidy to help switch to a third-party ebike delivery service. The subsidy starts from £125 and may be adjusted depending on staff size, turnover, and delivery requirements. The Council is also offering impartial expert advice on the best ebike to suit budget and business needs, free rider training, and marketing and promotion of businesses as showcases of good practice for clean and sustainable business deliveries. To find out more, please email transport.projects@brighton-hove.gov.uk.