Are there e-bike rebates in Montreal?

Saint-Laurent Borough Bike Purchase Subsidy: 50% up to $250 for a new or used e-bike (up to $350 for low-income families); Saint-Laurent residents only, until Dec 1, 2026 or funds run out

The City Guide · Quebec

Riding Montreal.

~4,300k metro 4 shops listed 1 rebate program

The local rules

Quebec-legal e-bikes are 500 W / 32 km/h max with working pedals and a mandatory helmet, and may use all bike lanes plus the REV network — but throttle-only riding (no pedalling) is banned from bike paths. Riders must be 18+ (14–17 need a Class 6D licence).

Quebec's full law table

Rebates & incentives

Saint-Laurent Borough Bike Purchase Subsidy 50% up to $250 for a new or used e-bike (up to $350 for low-income families); Saint-Laurent residents only, until Dec 1, 2026 or funds run out

How it rides

One of North America's top cycling cities (~900–1,100 km of paths, ~740 km plowed year-round), anchored by the separated REV network and the flat ~14 km Lachine Canal path. BIXI adds 6,000+ share bikes.

Local bylaws and rebate programs change — confirm current rules with the city and the official source before relying on them. Shops are listed for reference, not endorsement.