To fight climate change, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently announced a new gas vehicle sales ban for the state starting in 2035. The year 2050 had been previously targeted for New Jersey to run on 100% clean energy, but that timeline was recently moved up by 15 years.

California, New York, Washington, Oregon, and other states have also proposed the same plan. As part of the goal, 100% of the electricity for EVs must come from clean energy sources. New Jersey gets about half of its electricity from burning natural gas, so it will need to work with utility companies on a plan to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.

“These are the next big steps forward. By the year 2035, the new cars sold in New Jersey will all, and I emphasize all, be zero-emission vehicles,” stated Governor Murphy. As of now, New Jersey residents can receive up to $7,500 when they buy or lease an eligible new electric vehicle.

Since the advent of EVs, the need for protection has grown rapidly. DOWC, one of the highest-rated and fastest-growing F&I administrators, is excited the announce the launch of eVSC, customized protection created solely for electric vehicle owners.

Every eVSC service contract includes comprehensive protection, covering everything from transmission to brakes, and most importantly, all hybrid and electrical vehicle components. With eVSC, the mechanical breakdown of all major systems and components is covered beyond the manufacturer’s extended warranty. In addition, EV battery coverage is extended 150,000 miles. Complimentary 24/7 roadside assistance and rental reimbursement are also included.

Included with every contract is a professionally installed 240-volt Level 2 charger that features a dynamic LED charging status display, quick-release mounting bracket, 20 feet of cable for placement freedom, convenient rack for neat cable storage, and a charging station that is up to 7 times faster than others. Dedicated to excellent customer service and vehicle protection, eVSC takes the worry out of EV ownership.