Last Updated October 7, 2023
Santa Clara Electric Bicycle Rebate
Santa Clara, California Electric Bike Rebate and Tax Credit
Rebate Summary
• Electric Bicycle Rebate - Purchase an electric bicycle and receive a rebate up to $300. Income-qualified customers can receive an additional rebate up to $200. • Low Income Electric Vehicle Rebate - Income-qualified customers are now eligible for a rebate up to $1500 for purchasing an electric vehicle. • Low Income Solar Grant Program - Provides qualified homeowners with a free solar photovoltaic (PV) system. The program provides a grant of $3.50 per watt, up to 3 kilowatts DC to cover the costs of the system. • Pool Pump Rebate - Install a new Variable Speed Pool Filtration Pump and receive a $100 rebate. • Smart Electric Panel Rebate - Upgrade to a Smart Electric Panel to receive a rebate of $2,000. Income-qualified customers may be eligible for a bonus rebate of $1,000, for a total of $3,000. Customers who meet the LIHEAP income qualifications may be eligible for a bonus rebate of $1,000, for a total of $4,000.
Rebate Amount
$500.00
Location
Santa Clara
Region
California
Country
United States
Incentive Type
Post-purchase rebate
Date Proposed
2021-10-03
Purchase Requirements
only valid for US sales, new products only
Rebate Start Date
2020-12-01
Other electric bike rebates and tax credits avaiable in California
$1,500.00
Point-of-sale discount with application
California E-Bike Incentive Project
The incentives program will launch in the first quarter of 2023 and will be open to people living anywhere in California.
Qualifying applicants may be able to get a voucher of up to $1,000 for a regular e-bike and up to $1,750 for a cargo or adaptive e-bike. People whose income is under 225% FPL or who live in disadvantaged (DAC) census tracts qualify for additional incentives of up to $250.
To qualify for the incentive program, participants’ household income is capped at 300% of the federal poverty level (FPL).
The program will support the purchase of Class 1 (up to 20 mph, pedal assist only) and Class 2 (up to 20 mph, pedal assist and throttle) e-bikes and Class 3 (up to 28 mph, pedal assist only).
Participants must purchase a bike from a California bike shop or online from a company with a business location in California.
CCCE Electrify Your Ride - Residential Program
The Electrify Your Ride Program offers rebates and support for electric vehicles, Level 2 EV chargers, and EV readiness (electrical work related to charger installation). Rebates are available to 3CE customers and may vary depending on income levels. In addition, some local governments may offer subsidies or other financial incentives to purchase ebikes.
$1,000.00
Point-of-sale discount OR Post-purchase rebate
Pasadena Water and Power Ebike Rebate
The new pilot rebates will apply to new Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes with a limit of two per PWP residential electric service account. Rebate amounts range from $500 to $1000 for e-bikes purchased at retailers within the city of Pasadena, with an additional $250 bonus for customers enrolled in PWP’s income-qualified bill assistance program. Further details about the program, including how to apply, will be announced online at PWPweb.com in late June.
Point-of-sale discount OR Post-purchase rebate
University of CA E-bike Purchase Discount
UC will provide access to a pre-tax program to pay for transit costs and a UC-negotiated e-bike purchase discount program within 12 months of ratification. UC also agrees to attempt to negotiate reduced-fee or no-fee access to regional transit system(s).
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Qualifying applicants may be able to get a voucher of up to $1,000 for a regular e-bike and up to $1,750 for a cargo or adaptive e-bike. People whose income is under 225% FPL or who live in disadvantaged (DAC) census tracts qualify for additional incentives of up to $250.
$7,500.00
Parent Program
Clean Cars 4 All (Enhanced Fleet Modernization Plus-Up Program) AB 630
The Clean Cars 4 All program offers up to $7,500 in incentives to access public, private, and shared mobility options, including electric bicycles. Eligibility for these incentives is based on household income level, where the participant resides, and the replacement vehicle chosen.
$1,000.00
Voucher
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge E-Bike Commute Program
The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge E-Bike Commute Program provides eligible commuters a voucher to save 80% or up to $1000, whichever is less, on a new e-bike from participating bike shops. Plus, participants can earn additional rewards for riding their e-bike across the bridge!
$500.00
Charge Up E-bike Rebate Program
The Charge Up E-Bike Rebate Program offers rebates of up to $500 for the purchase of a new electric bicycle and up to $250 for the conversion of an existing bicycle to an electric bicycle. The program is funded by the Contra Costa Transportation Authority and administered by Mobility Matters.
Post-purchase rebate
E-bikes for Veterans
The Sea Otter Classic Foundation is raising funds to supply e-Bikes to the Veterans Transition Center of Monterey County to help the veterans they serve transition from crisis to self-sufficiency. To date, they have donated 8 e-Bikes and counting. These bikes provide a personally empowering and independent form of transportation for veterans in need. At the present time, the Foundation is only able to provide e-Bikes to the Veterans Transition Center for their use.
$1,000.00
Point-of-sale discount
Ride and Drive Clean E-Bike Discount
Many local governments and utility companies offer rebates and subsidies for purchasing an electric bike. Check with your local government or utility company to see if any rebates or subsidies are available. Additionally, the Ride and Drive Clean Ebike Discount Campaign offers up to $1,000 or 40% off select models and 10% off all full price Ebike models.
East Bay Community Energy E-Bike Incentive Program
EBCE is offering a $6 million e-Bike program for residents throughout their service area. This program includes a $2 million e-Bike lending program and a $4 million e-Bike incentive program. The program will also include incentives for low-income customers who are on a CARE electricity rate. The program will be available across EBCE’s service territory of Alameda County and the City of Tracy, as well as in the City of Stockton which is taking EBCE service starting in 2024.
$500.00
Post-purchase rebate
Redwood Coast Energy Authority E-Bike Rebate
The Redwood Coast Energy Authority launched a public rebate for electric bikes on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22. The $500 rebate*, funded by RCEA’s Community Choice Energy program, aims to make bike commuting a viable option for RCEA customers who wish to purchase an e-bike to replace vehicle trips. $41,500 in funding was initially available for the program, which is equivalent to 83 rebates. Applications are no longer being accepted as all funds are reserved.
$700.00
Post-purchase rebate
Healdsburg Electric Bike Rebate
- City of Healdsburg Electric Bike Rebate: $700 for income-qualified CARE customers, $400 for an e-bike purchased in Healdsburg, $300 for an e-bike purchased outside of Healdsburg, $50 for an e-bike conversion attachment kit.
$1,000.00
Post-purchase rebate
Monterey Bay Air Resources District E-Bike Incentive Program
The Monterey Bay Air Resources District offers the Monterey Bay e-Bike Incentive Program (e-BIP) to low-income applicants from Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz Counties. The program provides rebates and subsidies for the purchase of Class 1, 2, or 3 electric bicycles on or after July 1, 2022. Eligibility is based on proof of low income eligibility, and applications are reviewed and approved in the order they are received. Additional incentives and resources are available from GO Santa Cruz, Central Coast Community Energy, and Ecology Action.
$500.00
Post-purchase rebate
Google TDM Program
Google's bike and e-bike lending program offers free loan of high-quality electric-assisted and conventional bicycles for a period of six months to interested employees. Additionally, Google has implemented innovative commute options for commuters, such as transportation demand management (TDM) programs, to reduce traffic and parking demand at their headquarters in Silicon Valley.
$1,150.00
Point-of-sale discount with application
Redding Electric Utility Electrification Rebate Program
The City of Redding Electric Utility offers an e-Bike program that provides a point-of-purchase voucher of up to $1150 towards the purchase of an eligible e-Bike, lock, and helmet for income-qualified customers.
Ride-to-own
Pedal Ahead Program
The Pedal Ahead program offers a loan-to-own program that enables eligible participants to work toward owning an eBike by completing program requirements. Initial funding for the program was provided by San Diego County, The Left Coast Fund, The San Diego Foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund, and SDG&E. The California Statewide eBike Incentive Program has not yet started, but announcements will be forthcoming.
Lending Library
Traffic Solutions EZBike
EZBike Project for Employers offers lunch and learn demonstrations to employers who would like to support ebike use. Participants must be residents or commuters in Santa Barbara County and aged 16+ (Class I and II) or 18+ (Class III). There are also community events scheduled from time to time, which can be accessed through the SurveyMonkey tool and EZBike Reservation Portal. Additionally, Traffic Solutions offers Emergency Ride Home for ebike users.
Free e-bikes
San Francisco E-Bike Delivery Pilot
This program will cost $559,000, which will be covered by a grant from the California Energy Commission. Drivers will receive bikes, helmets, locks, saddle bags, rain jackets and other accessory gear free of charge and indefinitely. The program, administered by the nonprofit GRID Alternatives, will also include complimentary insurance as well as safety training from the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.
Lending Library
GoSGV
GoSGV offers a variety of rebates and subsidies for e-bikes. For the Classic Commuter model, the rate is $49/month for the first 3 months. For students, the rate is $39/month, and for income-qualifying riders, the rate is $19/month. For the Cargo/Family bike, the rate starts at $129/month (up to 2 months). Group/Business/Income-Qualified rates are available upon request. Additional fees may apply, such as a delivery fee of $45, a deposit of $250-$500, and a theft policy fee.
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