Minnesota Launches E-Bike Rebate Program Today

Minnesota has launched a new e-bike rebate program, offering buyers the opportunity to receive rebates of up to ,500. The state has set aside million from its budget to fund this initiative, which officially kicked off on Wednesday, June 5, 2024.

Buyers can avail of this rebate by purchasing e-bikes from both physical stores and select online retailers, who will offer the rebate as a discount off the purchase price. The amount of the rebate will depend on the applicant’s income, with higher-income individuals eligible for a larger rebate.

This program aims to encourage more people to switch to e-bikes, promoting sustainable transportation options and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By making e-bikes more affordable, Minnesota hopes to increase their adoption and make them a viable mode of transportation for more residents.

The e-bike rebate program is a step towards a more eco-friendly and sustainable future, showing Minnesota’s commitment to promoting clean energy and reducing its carbon footprint.

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