Zero Motorcycles reveals cashback reward for newly qualified riders
Zero Motorcycles has revealed a new Rider Bonus scheme across several of the company’s motorcycles and LS1 scooter, and here’s how it works.

Zero Motorcycles is offering newly qualified riders the chance to earn cashback when they buy one of the company’s motorcycles or LS1 scooter, although the cashback amounts vary depending on the model.
The new Rider Bonus scheme ends on December 31, 2026, and is available across the DSR/X and DS sport-tourers, as well as the SR/F and S nakeds. The cashback amount for any of these models is £400. However, if customers select the brand’s LS1 scooter or XE dirt bike, they will instead receive a reimbursement of £200.
To be in with a chance of activating the cashback reward, new riders will need to have purchased their Zero motorcycle within three months of completing their CBT, A1, A2 or full A motorcycle license.

According to Zero Motorcycles, the offer only applies to “new motorcycles and scooters from model years 2025 and 2026 that have never been previously registered”. Additionally, motorcycles or scooters that have been ordered by a Zero Motorcycles dealer as demonstration models are not included in the offer.
The motorcycle or scooter must be purchased from an authorised Zero Motorcycles dealer in any of the following countries; Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Sweden, Spain, Italy, the UK and Ireland.

The new scheme is all about celebrating new riders marking their first steps into motorcycling, whether that be riding a bike for the first time as part of your CBT, or for having passed your full license training.
Pierre-Martin Bos, CEO of Zero Motorcycles, said this about the new programme:
“Earning your motorcycle licence is a moment you never forget. It marks the beginning of a journey filled with freedom, discovery and a whole new community. At Zero, we want to celebrate that achievement and help make those first miles a little easier, which is why we've introduced the New Rider Bonus to reward riders choosing electric from the very beginning."
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