New Jersey was the best state for EV affordability. Not anymore

Earlier this year, New Jersey led the nation in EV affordability. But now, the state is rolling back some EV incentives. That means New Jersey is making electric vehicles about $1,300 more expensive over five years, according to J.D. Power.

By:

Molly Boigon

July 14, 2024 10:00 AM

GREEN BROOK, N.J. — In New Jersey, the diners are plentiful, Bruce Springsteen is a patron saint and electric vehicles just got a lot more expensive.

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