Norway has reached a milestone with electric vehicles making up 97% of new car sales, while EVs now outnumber diesel cars on its roads. Long-term incentives, reliable charging and clear policy signals have reshaped everyday driving, showing how fast cleaner transport can scale nationwide.
(c) Michael Steinmann
(c) Michael Steinmann

Noruega alcanza un 97% de ventas de coches eléctricos

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Noruega ha logrado que el 97% de los coches nuevos vendidos sean eléctricos, y ahora hay más vehículos eléctricos que diésel en circulación. Incentivos sostenidos, infraestructura de carga sólida y políticas claras han transformado el transporte diario a escala nacional.

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