New Jersey retains its California-based clean-car framework amid rising electricity costs and a federal fight over the authority behind the vehicle requirements.
TRENTON, NJ — When former New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced New Jersey would follow in the footsteps of California and enact a 2035 gasoline powered car ban, it shocked the entire state and the auto industry.
From car dealers to rental companies, to transportation businesses to trucking companies, to delivery services, everyone was caught off guard.
Now, New Jersey has a new governor, and that governor says she’s keeping New Jersey’s automotive future heading in the same direction…