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Portland to Launch Rebate Program April 6 – Up to $1,600 for eBikes & $2,350 for eCargo Bikes

release by the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF)

March 27, 2026 - Portland is gearing up to launch its $20 million Portland Rides E-Bike Rebate Program offering up to $1,600 for a standard e-bike, up to $2,350 for a e-cargo bikes, and up to $8,500 for Adaptive users, plus up to $300 for accessories.

Portland set to launch an e-bike rebate program valued at $20 million to support a cleaner and more equitable future through affordable electric transportation. ©

The program prioritizes access for Portland’s low-income communities and is designed to support a cleaner and more equitable future through affordable electric transportation.

E-bikes offer a healthy and low-cost way to get around. Whether you are commuting to work or school, taking kids to an activity, or running errands, e-bikes can make daily travel easier. However, the high cost of a new e-bike can be a challenge. This program helps reduce that barrier by offering rebates.

Funded by the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF), the program is intended to:
• Make e-bikes more affordable for low- and moderate-income households and PCEF priority populations
• Support healthier and more connected communities
• Help Portland reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Improve transportation access and mobility equity throughout the city

The program is projected to run through 2029.

Read more here.

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