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NJ Gov. Murphy To Ban Gas Cars By 2035 - Vimarsana News

NJ Gov. Murphy To Ban Gas Cars By 2035

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy plans to phase out gas powered cars in the state by 2035, requiring all new vehicles to be electric by this deadline. In two years, regulations will require that at least 51 percent of all cars sold in 2027 and 2028 model years be electric. However, critics point to New Jersey's electric grid and lack of EV charging stations which may impede the Governor's goal. Although Environment New Jersey director Doug OMalley has praised the aggressive timeline, legislators may move to block such regulations, requiring the Governor's signature to take effect...

An EV slowdown? Battery makers are cool with that. - Vimarsana News

An EV slowdown? Battery makers are cool with that.

Companies that build batteries for electric vehicles could benefit from slower growth in EV sales.

Source: eenews.net
Tonight at 7: Town hall special on NJ going full electric - Vimarsana News

Tonight at 7: Town hall special on NJ going full electric

Will New Jersey really ban gas-powered stoves and cars?

Source: nj1015.com
NJ's unrealistic and ridiculous EV mandates are here - Vimarsana News

NJ's unrealistic and ridiculous EV mandates are here

This would mandate that all auto sales in the state of New Jersey will be EV's by the year 2035.

Source: nj1015.com
NJ auto market 'getting better' for buyers, still far from ideal - Vimarsana News

NJ auto market 'getting better' for buyers, still far from ideal

Lot inventories are at stronger levels than where they were at last year and in 2021, but the industry remains stuck in a cycle that never bodes well for consumers.