The Polestar 2 was named Norwegian Car of the Year (COTY). Annual award, given by Dagbladet. "Winning the Car of the Year award in Norway, the world's most advanced EV market, is a huge achievement for our young Polestar brand. Norway has been a key market since the beginning of our journey, and this recognition,
According to sale reports for the two first months Germany is the biggest market for all-electric cars in Europe Now, Germany pass over Norway. Well, it has to happend Norway is so much smaller than Germany in population. Norway – at best – can double its BEV sales, reaching 100% BEV market share, while Germany
Almost 11% of passenger cars in Norway are all-electric or plug-in hybrid Insideevs: - There are now more than 200,000 all-electric passenger and commercial cars registered in Norway. The number includes about 160,000 new BEVs and about 40,000 BEVs imported as used. The total number of BEV cars increased in the past year by 41%
According to official data, as of the end of September 2018, there were some 178,521 all-electric passenger cars registered in Norway. That is a decent 6.5% of the total fleet (2,728,043). Another 3% comes from plug-in hybrids (over 80,000). - insideevs.com The biggest player in Norway turns out to be the Nissan LEAF, which since 2011 noted 46,023 registrations (including 31,863 new and some
Bring nice and warm clothes Oslo, the capital of Norway with almost 700,000 inhabitants. Oslo is the economic and governmental centre of Norway. The city is also a hub of Norwegian trade, banking, industry and shipping. It is an important centre for maritime industries and maritime trade in Europe. Some of the most spectacular natural landscapes in Norway surround the
EVs made are record in market share in Norway. September brings a massive 22.3% decrease year-over-year in new passenger car registrations in Norway, and even plug-in electric cars dropped down by 2.1% to 6,387. However, with the market shrinking so much, plug-ins were able to achieve an all-time record market share of 60.1%! All-electric cars are selling better and better,
Yes, Norwegians wants clean transportation in their country. 14,401 new cars were registered in the country last month. As a group, their average carbon dioxide emissions were 63 grams per kilometer. That’s 22 grams per kilometer lower than in March 2017. That’s an unbelievable drop in just one year. Don't say people don't want to buy electric cars! Electric
