Electric Bicycle Loans
Make your commute climate-friendly with an e-bike loan.
Invest in Reliable, Carbon-Free Transportation
E-bikes are a simple, inexpensive, and super-fun way to reduce your carbon footprint and get around town.
Clean Alternative
Ride your e-bike to work, school, your nearest grocery store, or even plan a trip across the city to explore. No matter where you go, your e-bike is the cleanest transportation alternative for short trips nearby.
Flexible Terms
With 36 or 60 month terms, you can finance the electric bicycle of your choice with a consistent monthly payment.
Affordable Loans
No matter which e-bike you choose, we offer loan amounts from $1,000 to $15,000 so you can finance clean transportation within your means.
Fixed Rates
Keep your payments right where you want them with a fixed interest rate.
No Prepayment Penalties
Ready to pay your loan off early? We encourage you to prepay your loan payments with no penalty fees.
Automatic Payments
Never miss a due date with automatic electronic payments withdrawn from your checking account or credit card.
Today’s Rates
Loan Type |
Min/Max Loan Amount |
Term up to |
APR as low as |
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1 Rates are rounded up to the nearest 0.25% |
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Loan Type E-Bike Loan1 |
Min/Max Loan Amount $500 to $4,999 |
Term up to 3 years |
APR as low as 8.75% 2 3 |
Loan Type E-Bike Loan1 |
Min/Max Loan Amount $500 to $4,999 |
Term up to 5 years |
APR as low as 9.25%2 3 |
Loan Type E-Bike Loan1 |
Min/Max Loan Amount $5,000 to $15,000 |
Term up to 7 years |
APR as low as 9.50%2 3 |
Loan Type E-Bike Loan1 |
Min/Max Loan Amount $5,000 to $15,000 |
Term up to 10 years |
APR as low as 10.00%2 3 |
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
First, see if you’re already eligible to join Clean Energy Credit Union by being a part of our “field of membership,” which currently includes:
- A member of one of the following organizations:
- African-American Credit Union Coalition
- American Solar Energy Society
- Association of Energy Service Professionals
- Colorado Renewable Energy Society
- Denver Electric Vehicle Council
- Electric Auto Association
- Engineers for a Sustainable World
- EVHybridNoire
- Georgia Solar Energy Association
- Green America
- GreenHome Institute
- Illinois Solar Energy Association
- Midwest Renewable Energy Association
- Northeast Sustainable Energy Association
- Polar Bear Sustainable Energy Co-op
- RENEW Wisconsin
- Renewable Energy Owners Coalition of America
- Solar United Neighbors
- Texas Solar Energy Society
- Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy
- An employee or volunteer of one of the following organizations:
- A member of the immediate family or household of someone who is eligible via one of the above options or of someone who is already a member of Clean Energy Credit Union
If you’re not already eligible to join Clean Energy Credit Union, you can consider joining one of the above organizations. On your membership application, you can request that Clean Energy Credit Union sign you up for a membership with the Solar United Neighbors free of charge or request that Clean Energy Credit Union sign you up for a one-year membership with the- American Solar Energy Society and deduct the associated $10 membership fee from your opening account balance. Click here to learn more about the field of membership partner organizations listed above.
After confirming your eligibility, you would then open a “share account” (i.e. savings account) with a $5 minimum deposit which would serve as your ownership share in Clean Energy Credit Union. Once someone becomes a member of the Credit Union, they are a member for life. Click here to join Clean Energy Credit Union.
In case it helps, here’s some background on what a credit union “field of membership” is: although credit unions provide similar services as banks, they are different from banks in many ways. For example, a credit union is a not-for-profit, financial services cooperative that exists solely to serve its members and to fulfill its mission, whereas a bank exists to maximize financial returns for its stockholders. Another difference is that a bank can serve the general public whereas a credit union can only serve its “field of membership,” which is defined by regulators as the people and entities that are legally eligible to join the credit union. Ultimately, a credit union’s field of membership is comprised of one or more groups of people and entities that all have something in common that binds them together in some way. Many credit unions have a field of membership that includes people who work for a certain employer, or who live in a certain geographic area, or who are members of the same professional association or religious organization.
E-bikes are defined as any bicycle that includes an integrated electric motor, but also retains the ability to be pedaled by the rider. NOTE: Electrified two-wheelers without pedals would be considered electric motorcycles, which are eligible for our clean energy vehicle loans.