Norway - The EV Capital of The World

Norway is on a path to becoming a fully electric country by phasing out petrol-driven vehicles. From Elon Musk’s Tesla and Volkswagen AG’s Volkswagen to Toyota and Volvo, nearly all prominent brands offer their EVs in Norway. Additionally, Norway is converting its ferries, buses, and trucks to electric. The country provides attractive incentives to electric vehicle users, which encourages people to adopt EVs over petrol cars. Norway’s goal is to create a more sustainable, emission-free country where everyone can breathe the cleanest air on Earth. But how are they doing it?

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[Neuralatrophy]

The fun thing about EVs is that with regenerative braking, your road is basically flat as you put fuel back in the battery as you go down the other side of a hill. I have frequently regenerated nearly a kilometre of range each time I go down one hill in my hometown.

[IuseanXboxController]

Great video. Amazing how much some tax incentives and an educated population can spread a new technology... instead in South Carolina we get taxed more for owning an EV and the population posts stuff on facebook like "when it gets over 100 degrees out we should turn off the power to EV chargers because I don't want them messing with my AC."

I bought my first EV as a retail worker in 2015 for $10k and my second EV at the end of 2020 for $18k. About to roll over 250k miles and 10 years of EV ownership next year and have had $700 in maintenance for broken stuff outside of tires, wipes, and washer fluid.

[freeul]

Not only Tesla, There is Audi E-tron, VW, Mercedes, Volvo, Toyota, BMW electric Cars too