Colorado businesses and other entities replacing delivery or fleet vehicles with e-cargo bikes (1-6 bikes) can apply for $7,500-$50,000. Applications are due every other month; the next deadline is Dec 15, 2026.
This grant funds projects that replace commercial delivery vehicles and/or fleet vehicles with electric cargo bikes, buying one to six e-cargo bikes. Awards are $7,500 to $50,000, and businesses may apply for commercial delivery or business fleet use. Applications are taken every other month from October 15, 2026 to June 15, 2027; the next due date is December 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM MT.
Public, private, and non-profit entities
Must follow one model: commercial delivery (businesses using e-cargo bikes for deliveries, as few as one bike), public shared e-cargo bikes, gig-economy delivery for low-income individuals, or an e-cargo bike fleet for business purposes
Projects include the purchase of one to six e-cargo bikes
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