Denver launches new e-bike rebates

• Denver residents can score a $675 voucher toward an electric bicycle. Plus, combining it with a $225 state e-bike tax credit saves $900 overall.

The intrigue: The city expects this year's tranche to take longer than usual to be claimed.

How it works: This year's rebates are income-capped, so a single resident must earn $98,100 or less annually to qualify.

• Also new this year: The city is launching a waitlist, giving residents a shot at claiming vouchers that expire unused.

By the numbers: Six hundred vouchers are up for grabs, according to the city's climate action office.

• Nearly 10,500 rebates have been redeemed since Denver launched the program in 2022.

What's next: The city encourages residents to create an account on its rebate portal, Submittable, ahead of the launch.

• Mark your calendar: Additional vouchers will be available July 7 and Sept. 8.