The Punjab government, led by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, has officially launched two major E-Bike schemes in 2025 to help students and low-income individuals shift to cleaner, cheaper transportation. These electric bike programs come with cashback offers, subsidies, and a transparent balloting process, making it easier for people to afford eco-friendly vehicles.
Scheme #1: Punjab Green Credit Program – Get Rs. 1 Lakh Cashback
This unique program rewards people who buy and regularly use a new electric bike. If you travel enough, the government will give you Rs. 100,000 back in two simple steps.
Step 1: Rs. 50,000 Cashback After Bike Purchase
- Buy a brand-new factory-made electric bike after December 2024
- Apply online with your CNIC, purchase invoice, and bike photos
- A government team will visit to verify the bike
- After approval, Rs. 50,000 will be transferred to your bank account
Converted petrol bikes are not allowed under this scheme.
Step 2: Rs. 50,000 Cashback After Using the Bike
- Download the official Green Credit App
- Ride 6,000 kilometers within 6 months
- The app will track your distance
- After verification, you’ll receive the second Rs. 50,000 cashback
This way, only real users benefit — not those who want quick money.
Who Can Apply?
Requirement | Status |
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Age Limit | 18 years or older |
Bike Type | New electric bike only |
Driving Permit | Learner’s or LTV license |
Registration | Bike must be registered in Punjab |
This scheme is part of the Green Punjab Initiative to convert 30% of transportation to electric by 2030.
Scheme #2: Punjab E-Bike Program for Students
Public transport is becoming expensive, and daily travel is tough for students. That’s why the Punjab E-Bike Scheme for students is a big help for college and university students.
This scheme offers electric bikes on installment or subsidy, and includes balloting if applicants exceed the quota.
Student Eligibility Criteria
Requirement | Status |
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Residency | Must be from Punjab |
Education | Enrolled in HEC-approved college/university |
Age Requirement | 18 years or older |
Driving License | Learner’s or valid license |
Previous Ownership | Must not own any bike |
Zakat Status | Zakat-eligible students are also accepted |
How to Apply Online for Punjab E-Bike Schemes
To register for either scheme:
- Visit the official website: bikes.punjab.gov.pk
- Fill out the online application form
- Upload the required documents (CNIC, license, bike invoice, etc.)
- Submit and wait for SMS or email confirmation
If the number of applications exceeds the limit, a transparent balloting system will select the final beneficiaries.
Total Bikes and Special Allocation
- 10,000 electric bikes to be distributed among students in Phase 1
- 2,200 bikes already distributed to national-level sports players
- Special quota reserved for women and Zakat-eligible students
Why These Schemes Matter for Punjab
These schemes are about more than just giving away bikes. They help:
- Cut petrol costs for everyday people
- Reduce air pollution in cities like Lahore and Faisalabad
- Make education more accessible through transport support
- Create green jobs and boost the EV market
- Promote charging infrastructure development
The government is building a clean energy future, and these e-bike programs are a key part of that mission.
Final Thoughts
The Punjab E-Bike Schemes 2025 offer a practical, affordable, and green way to travel. Whether you are a student or a job seeker, these programs can help you save fuel, protect the environment, and start your day with confidence.
If you meet the eligibility requirements, don’t wait. Apply now, and ride your way into a cleaner and cheaper future.
FAQs
Q1: Can I apply for both student and public e-bike schemes?
No, each person can apply for only one scheme.
Q2: Do I need to buy the bike before applying?
Yes, for the Green Credit Program, you must buy and register the bike first.
Q3: What if I do not complete 6,000 km in 6 months?
You won’t receive the second Rs. 50,000 cashback.
Q4: Can female applicants apply?
Yes, women can apply under both schemes.
Q5: Can I use a converted petrol bike?
No, only new factory-made electric bikes are accepted.
Q6: How does the tracking app work?
It uses GPS to track distance and confirm your usage.
Q7: How will I know if I’m selected in the student scheme?
You’ll be notified via SMS or email after the balloting.
Q8: Can I sell the bike later?
Selling is discouraged. You are expected to use the bike regularly.
Q9: Is there a deadline to apply?
No official last date yet. Keep visiting the website for updates.
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