How Norway Accomplished a Near-Total EV Transition - Almost 100 percent of new cars registered in November were electric

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How Norway Accomplished a Near-Total EV Transition - Almost 100 percent of new cars registered in November were electric - sh.itjust.works

Lemmy

A small country with higher population density?

Small yes, but the population density is in fact quite low.

Source: #222 accoeding to en.wikipedia.org/…/List_of_countries_and_dependen…

List of countries and dependencies by population density - Wikipedia

Yeah we are almost the worst case scenario for stuff like public transit or EVs and what not

And yet, somehow it has been made to work. Where there’s a will there’s a way

…and probably something to do with the technologies being more practical than most people think

Yup. As a state certified bygdetulling I live in the middle of bumfuck, and I could in theory get by with an EV, but it’d be pretty impractical when I need to wheel down to Oslo on short notice (which happens pretty frequently), so I went for a PHEV instead. I drive on electric power only when local, and I can run fueled for whenever I need to go longer.