Always confirm on the official page. We are not the program and cannot approve or promise anything. Rules and funding change. This is not tax or legal advice. Open the official page: Hawaii DOT: electric bike and moped rebate (opens in a new tab)
Status not verified The page does not say whether funding remains. It shows 'Updated: July 7, 2025'.
| Administered by | Hawaii Department of Transportation |
|---|---|
| Level | State (Hawaii) |
| Amount | Lesser of $500 or 20% of the retail price. No more than $500 per person per fiscal year. |
| Who qualifies | 18+ and one of: in a low-income assistance program (for example SNAP or Section 8), do not own a car with four or more wheels, or currently enrolled in school. New e-bike capable of 28 mph or less, or a new electric moped, bought at a retail store on or after July 2, 2022. Receipt must show your name. |
| Window or dates | Ongoing per page. No end date given. |
| How to claim | Buy first, then apply online within 12 months of purchase with the receipt and proof of eligibility. The department is not liable to pay if funds run out. |
| Stacking with other programs | Not yet verified |
| Watch out for | A 2026 Hawaii bill (SB1117 HD2) proposes changing this program. We have not confirmed it became law, so ignore any other amounts you see until the official page changes. |
| Last checked | 2026-10-16 |
| Date shown on the official page | Updated July 7, 2025 |
| How we verified | Read from the official page; current funding status not verified |
| Official source | Hawaii DOT: electric bike and moped rebate (opens in a new tab) |
"Not yet verified" means the official page did not say. We never fill gaps with guesses. See how we check and the rebate FAQ.
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