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Colorado E-Bike Tax Credit

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Open  Standard amount: $225. Type: point-of-sale.

Source: tax.colorado.govLast reviewed 2026-07-30

✓ Verified against the primary source on 2026-07-30

Program details

Administered byColorado Department of Revenue
Typepoint of sale
Standard amount$225
EligibilityColorado residents with proof of physical CO address; one discount per calendar year at participating retailers (retailer claims a $250 credit per sale)
Stacks withDenver E-Bike Voucher Program

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Change history

Common questions

How does the $225 discount actually work?

It comes off the price at checkout at a participating retailer. The shop verifies Colorado residency (ID or proof of address dated within 3 months), has you sign a one-page affidavit (Form DR 0514), and claims the credit on its own tax return. You file nothing.

Is there an income requirement?

No. The state credit has no income test; any Colorado resident can use it once per calendar year. Denver's separate $675 voucher is income-qualified, and the two stack to $900 off.

Which retailers offer it?

Only retailers registered with the Colorado Department of Revenue can apply the discount, so not every shop participates. Ask before you buy, or check the CDOR credit page. The credit runs through 2032.

Is the Colorado E-Bike Tax Credit still available?

As of 2026-07-30, the program status is: Open. Funding cycles change quickly; check the official program page.

How much is the Colorado E-Bike Tax Credit?

The standard amount is $225.

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Guides

Every E-Bike Rebate in Colorado (2026)The $225 checkout credit anyone can use, Denver's $675 income-qualifie
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