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Norway as a basis for EVs future

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Last updated: 2022/09/01 at 1:18 AM
admin Published August 24, 2022
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An effective way to predict the future of electric vehicles is by looking at Norway. Australia has the potential to be like the UK in 2 years and Norway in 4 years, depending on how fast the auto industry moves, according to Cleantechnica.

80% of cars sold today in Norway are electric vehicles. #CAClimateSummit pic.twitter.com/0t5SI35ZJL

— Derek Cressman (@DerekCressman) April 18, 2022

Oslo, Norway’s capital, has impressively transitioned to the electric vehicle era. The streets of Oslo has been filled with various electric car models. Although there are still some petrol cars, they are very rare that it catches attention. Norway’s aim to be green has indeed turned economy wide.

Norway just became the first country in the world to sell more electric cars than gasoline.

Fifty four percent of all vehicles sold in Norway last year were electric.

The government is hoping to replace all gasoline powered cars with electric vehicles by 2025.

🌍 🇳🇴 pic.twitter.com/xlztig4TG3

— Goodable (@Goodable) January 6, 2021

In fact, Oslo has become green due to the congestion tax, which also lessens the traffic on the roads. With relatively little vehicle access, the main streets have been converted into malls. According to Cleantechnica, EV chargers are available everywhere in Oslo, such as in shopping malls and council car parks. Even the designated parking spots for the disabled and taxi ranks have charging stations.

Aside from this, a few Jaguar I-PACE cars are configured as taxis and are testing wireless charging while driving. Underground parking lots frequently had 20-bay charging outlets available. There is kerbside charging infrastructure available that resemble parking meters. Notably, teachers have access to pay-per-use chargers outside their local school for use while at work.

Jaguar I-Pace Taxi fleet trialling WIRELESS EV charging in Norway #JaguarIPACE #Oslo #ElectrciCars https://t.co/Ce2Q2X85dl pic.twitter.com/DQNVJ87lh6

— Cars UK (@CarsUK) June 25, 2020

Interestingly, the largest Supercharger station in the world at the time of its commissioning is located in Norway and can accommodate 44 automobiles at once. A 20-bay Tesla Supercharger is available at the local Hungry Jack’s, along with four bays for non-Tesla charging, allowing EV users to charge as they have their burgers. In Australia, Hungry Jack’s is currently beginning to install chargers, a very significant step towards going forward.

Hungry Jack’s first electric vehicle charger https://t.co/WFeCXf2YFA

— Steve Beards (@stevebeards) November 9, 2021

Norway is definitely leading electric vehicles revolution with its effective government policies. Other countries including Australia must exert extra effort in promoting the shift to electric vehicles in order to achieve their net-zero emissions target.

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TAGGED: Charging Infrastructures, Electric Vehicle, EV, Norway, Tesla Superchargers
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