The streets of Norway tell a remarkable story. In early 2025, 96 out of every 100 new cars sold in the country run on electricity rather than gas. It’s a dramatic change from 2010, when electric cars made up less than one in every hundred sales. With strong government incentives and widespread charging infrastructure, more Norwegian car buyers are switching to electric vehicles. The government’s policies cut taxes and parking fees for electric vehicles, and electric car drivers can also use bus lanes during their commute. “Our whole society has gone through this mental shift,” explains Christina Bu, who heads … Continue reading Norway’s EV Surge: 96% of New Car Sales Are Electric