VW ID3 sales in Norway.
OSLO – Electric cars are likely to account for 90% of Volkswagen Group sales in Norway next year and can absolutely upgrade diesel and gas engines in the country until 2023, the local car manufacturer’s importer said Wednesday.
Last month’s debut for the all-electric compact hatchback VW ID3 placed it in Norway’s most sensitive sales ranking, ahead of the Tesla and Polestar 2 models, according to the Norwegian Road Federation.
With the 2025 purpose of being the first country to end the sale of fossil fuel cars, Norway’s oil manufacturer exempts battery cars from taxes on gasoline and diesel engines.
This policy has transformed the country’s automotive market into a laboratory for long-term global automakers without internal combustion engines, stimulating new brands and sales of electric cars.
“This allows us to be sure of ourselves by saying that we can succeed in 90% of electric car sales next year,” Harald A said. Moeller, the Norwegian car importer of the VW Group, adding the Audi, Skoda and Seat brands.
“Customers will have an even greater selection of electric cars in maximum segments until 2021,” the organization said.
In early 2020, Harald A. Moeller set a 60% target for cars this year.
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