NJ will pay you up to $4,000 to buy an electric vehicle

New Jersey will pay residents up to $4,000 each to purchase or lease electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid cars.New Jersey will pay residents up to $4,000 each to purchase or lease electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid cars.New Jersey is offering incentives of up to $4,000 to residents who purchase or lease electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids — and, for the first time, offering another $250 for installation of charging station in a home.electric vehicle incentive program's third year Monday.

In announcing the program, Murphy noted New Jersey's history: Thomas Edison had built an electric vehicle in Menlo Park. Murphy's office said transportation accounts for more than 40% of New Jersey's greenhouse gas emissions. The state's Energy Master Plan calls for it to reach 100% green energy by 2050.

Stagnant ideas will lead to the end of dreams...

Where does this genius think the electricity is coming from? In NYC area it's mostly oil and gas.

Tesla is rolling in his grave.

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