Written by: Tabish Sultan
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EV Spotlight
Norway is the first country to go fully electric with cars, leading the world in clean energy transport. Despite being a major oil producer, Norway has made green energy the new normal with the government’s support.
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Nearly 89% of all new cars sold in Norway are electric, a huge jump from less than 1% in 2010. Tax breaks and a large number of charging stations helped make EVs affordable and convenient for everyone.
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Norway, known for its oil, is choosing clean energy instead. The country is moving away from fossil fuels and focusing on electric cars, showing that even oil-rich nations can embrace renewable, green energy.
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Norway set a target in 2017 to sell only electric cars by 2025. By early 2025, over 96% of new cars sold were electric. This achievement proves that with the right policies and leadership, such goals are within reach.
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Charging electric cars is easy in Norway. Most homes have charging stations, and there are plenty of public ones, too. This makes switching to electric cars much more practical and stress-free for the people.
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Many people in Norway initially resisted electric cars. However, after seeing the benefits and incentives, even those who once didn’t want EVs are now driving them and enjoying the clean, quiet ride they offer.
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Norway is expanding its electric push beyond cars. By 2025, all city buses will be electric, and 75% of heavy-duty vehicles will be renewable by 2030. The goal is to make public transport and trucks greener too.
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Norway’s success with electric cars is setting an example for the world. It shows that even oil-rich countries can switch to clean energy, and with the right support, any nation can make the change to EVs.
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Electric cars are cleaner, quieter, and cheaper to run compared to traditional vehicles. Norway’s residents enjoy driving EVs because they are low-maintenance, help reduce pollution, and are seen as modern and stylish.
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Norway is proving that countries of all kinds can move to cleaner energy. Its success in electric vehicles shows that with the right planning and support, nations everywhere can follow and create a greener future.
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