hi, i was wondering if i bought a nvidia 1060 now would i be able to step up to a 2080 when they come out before my 90day period is up? 
 
the agreement states somthing about limited availability. so was wondering if the 2080 will be apart of the step up program 

If EVGA lists the 20 series cards on the Step-Up page - before your 90 days are up - then yes
 
No one knows when EVGA will add or remove anything from Step-Up page ---> Till it Happens
 
Usually the basic version of any card is the only ones offered.
(excerpt from EVGA Step-Up page)
 
"EVGA maintains a list of current graphics cards as well as motherboards available to Step-Up to. Products listed are mostly stock (not factory overclocked, or water cooled) due to stock limitations."
 
 
Step-Up can actually end up costing you more money due to the extra shipping - you only get credit for the actual price of the card
 
(Sajin posted while I was typing)
 
 

was_always_winter
hi, i was wondering if i bought a nvidia 1060 now would i be able to step up to a 2080 when they come out before my 90day period is up? 
 
the agreement states somthing about limited availability. so was wondering if the 2080 will be apart of the step up program 

Important to note, that it needs to be an EVGA nVidia 1060 to qualify.  Seems like an obvious thing, but you do never know.
As for what appears on the step up list, it's typically the reference based cards that are on offer via step up.  My 1080ti step up was for an EVGA reference card so I added the evga hybrid kit to it when it became available a few months later.
 
One other note, with the prices of the pascal cards starting to drop it may be wise to use a credit card with purchase protection on it to buy the pascal card.  when the price on the 1060 drops, you're protected and can collect the difference from your CC and still get the full paid value through the step-up program.

is there a place where they will list or announce when 2080 cards have been added to the step up program