Norway is heading the EV revolution, and then some. With 32% of the cars on its roads already electric, the Nordic nation stands as the undisputed global leader.

By hiking taxes on ICE cars and showering EV buyers with rebates and perks, Norway has made gas-guzzling motors more expensive and less appealing. In the meantime, it has used its vast oil wealth to build a world-beating charging network. The results are staggering. In 2024, 92% of all new car sales were electric. The figure is set to climb to nearly 100% this year, in line with the Norwegian government's pledge to have only zero-emission vehicles on sale from 2025.

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