If a country really wants to promote electric vehicles, it is actually very easy. It is enough to increase the gas price of passenger cars a little. In fact, there is really a country that has done this, and that is Norway.
As one of the most environmentally friendly countries in Europe, Norway is a major oil producer, the seventh-largest in the world, and the largest oil producer in Western Europe, but Norway has the highest oil prices in the world.
Currently, the price of gasoline in Norway is around RMB 16 per liter, the highest in the world. It is precisely under the pressure of high oil prices that even in the cold regions of high latitudes, Norwegians generally choose to buy pure electric vehicles.
More radically, in 2025, Norway will ban the sale of gasoline and diesel cars, even faster than the UK, which has been entangled in 2035 or 2030, to ban the sale of gasoline cars.
Regarding the achievement of achieving more than half of the annual tram market share for the first time, OFV CEO Oeyvind Thorsen said: Norway is currently on the road to achieving the goal of 2025 (ban on the sale of gasoline and diesel vehicles).
It is Norway's positive and optimistic attitude towards electric vehicles that the Norwegian car market has received special attention from global new energy vehicle manufacturers. Not only did Tesla Model 3 land in Norway, but the domestically produced BYD Tang and Xiaopeng G3i have also reached the Norwegian market.
After Norway completely bans the sale of fuel vehicles by 2025, what changes will happen to the country's auto market is worthy of the attention of every country and car company.
