Denver e-bike rebates are back, but smaller

• The instant refund is now $300, down from $400 offered last year. Residents can still get an extra $200 this year if they buy a cargo e-bike, down from an extra $500 last year. The stated goal is to provide more rebates.
• The new amount reflects a drop in the average price for e-bikes purchased with the city rebates, Grace Rink, executive director of Denver's Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency, told Denverite.

Yes, but: The rebates for income-qualified residents won't change, as people making less than 80% of the city's median area income will still be eligible for a $1,200 rebate.

• 860 rebates will be available in the latest round on a first-come, first-served basis.

By the numbers: At least 4,734 e-bike vouchers were redeemed in Denver last year.

What's next: The online application portal opens on Jan. 31 at 11am.