Queensland's E-Mobility Rebate
As part of Queensland's Zero Emission Vehicle Strategy 2022-2032, the Queensland Government has committed $2 million to the E-Mobility Rebate Scheme to provide Queensland residents with rebates to reduce the upfront cost of purchasing a new eligible eBike.
Jordaan Urban eBike
Save up to $500 with E-Mobility Rebate
$2,798.00 $2,498.00
Amsterdam Urban eBike
Save up to $500 with E-Mobility Rebate
$2,798.00 $2,498.00
Jordaan GTS eBike
Save up to $500 with E-Mobility Rebate
$4,298.00 $3,998.00
Amsterdam GTS eBike
Save up to $500 with E-Mobility Rebate
$4,298.00 $3,998.00
E-Mobility Rebate Scheme
Now is the perfect time to ride electric! LEKKER Bikes is eligible for Queensland's E-Mobility Rebate Scheme, offering up to $500 off the purchase of an eBike. Explore our range of stylish, high-quality eBikes and enjoy the benefits of reduced emissions, improved health, and a smoother commute.
Take advantage of this limited-time offer and join the movement toward a cleaner, greener future. Start your journey with LEKKER today!
Terms and conditions apply. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply for the rebate by clicking the button below.
Frequently Asked Questions
If your application is successful QRIDA will reimburse the funds to your nominated bank account if you have provided evidence of already paid invoices.
No, rebate payments will only be applied to the cost of eligible devices excluding GST.
The following devices are not eligible for a rebate:
- non-powered bicycles or scooters
- bicycles or scooters fitted with an internal combustion engine (petrol-powered)
- e-bicycles with 1 or more electric motor/s capable of generating a combined power output of more than 200 watts (other than an electrically power-assisted cycle (EPAC))
- second-hand (including refurbished) e-bicycles and e-scooters
- bicycles or scooters that have been retro-fitted with electric motors after they were first sold in Australia
- eBike conversion kits
- any accessories generally associated with e-bicycles or e-scooters, including but not limited to helmets, baskets, protective clothing etc.
- eBikes that can travel over 25km per hour under operated power – unless limited by software or hardware.
Queensland has nation leading safety rules for e-scooters and e-bicycles, and, when combined with significant penalties and police enforcement, send a clear message to riders that unsafe and antisocial behaviours will not be tolerated.
eBikes can be ridden on most paths and roads, although riders are encouraged to consider a safe, bicycle friendly route.
For more information, see the links below:
Yes, you are entitled to a decision review. See reviewing a decision for more information.
The scheme has allocated $2 million. Rebate funding is not guaranteed at any stage of the application process and applications will be assessed in order of receipt.
QRIDA will contact you via telephone, email, SMS or post. Should you be concerned about whether contact you have received is genuine, please contact QRIDA on 1800 623 946.
You can find all info here.