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Rent an e-bike in Philadelphia

Indego adds a per-minute e-bike fee on top of every pass, and the Access passes have the lowest e-bike rate.1

Indego

What an e-bike costs

Docked bike share with pedal-assist e-bikes.

PlanPlan priceUnlockE-bike time
Single Ride$4.50 + tax for 30 minIncluded+$0.30/min
Guest Pass$15 + tax (24 hours of 60-min rides)Included+$0.20/min
Indego30$20/monthIncluded+$0.20/min
Indego365$156/yearIncluded+$0.20/min
Indego30 Access / Indego365 Access$5/month or $48/yearIncluded+$0.07/min

From Indego's own pricing1, checked Nov 4, 2026. Prices change, and taxes or fees may apply. The app shows the price before you unlock.

  • Rides over 60 minutes on a pass incur extended-time fees, and usage fees are subject to Pennsylvania sales tax.1
  • Indego's e-bikes are pedal-assist only (no throttle), up to 17 mph.2

Rules for shared rides

Before you unlock

  • Shared e-bikes follow the same city rules as your own, including no sidewalk riding for adults. See the Philadelphia e-bike laws page.

Rebates & discounts

Thinking of buying?

Most e-bike rebate programs that covered these cities have closed or paused. Here's what we found when we checked on Nov 4, 2026.

Pennsylvania Alternative Fuel Vehicle Rebate

Closed

The state's consumer rebate program is closed, and it wasn't an e-bike program.3

Indego Access passes

Open

Not a purchase rebate, but the cheapest e-bike rate in town: $0.07 a minute on a $5-a-month or $48-a-year Access pass for those who qualify.1

FAQ

Renting in Philadelphia: quick answers

How much does an Indego e-bike cost?

Indego adds an e-bike fee to each plan: $0.30 a minute on a $4.50 Single Ride, $0.20 a minute on the $15 Guest Pass, Indego30 ($20 a month) and Indego365 ($156 a year), and $0.07 a minute on Access passes.1

How fast are Indego e-bikes?

They're pedal-assist only, with no throttle, up to 17 mph.2

Is there an e-bike rebate in Pennsylvania?

Not that we found. The DEP's Alternative Fuel Vehicle Rebate is closed and wasn't an e-bike program.3

Sources

Where this comes from

  1. FAQ (pricing and e-bike fees) Indego
  2. Meet the bikes Indego
  3. Alternative Fuel Vehicle Rebates for Consumers Pennsylvania DEP

Sources opened and checked Nov 4, 2026. We don't take payment from bike share operators or shops, and there are no affiliate links on this page. If a price here doesn't match the operator's app, the app wins.

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