Norway Leads in Electric Cars

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How Norway Became the EV Capital of the World - And What Other Countries Can Learn

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Norway have become the first country in the world to have more electric vehicles than petrol powered cars.

94.3% were EV sales compared to petrol compared to diesel.

How they've done this is fascinating and I feel like we in the UK could learn a few lessons from this.

Norway has electric charging stations everywhere and it's getting better slowly, but it's still getting there.

All vehicles in Norway , they're all public vehicles, all government vehicles, sorry, I should say, are electric vehicles. All of them except for police and except for the military.

And yeah, pretty soon it will be 50% of all cars in Norway will be electric vehicles.

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