Why Norway Is Rethinking Its Reliance On Electric Cars

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  • čas přidán 12. 04. 2024
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    Norway's electric vehicle sales have skyrocketed in recent years. With over 80% of all new cars sold in the country being fully electric, companies like Tesla have taken the lead in sales and helped grow vehicle adoption. In this video, we take a look at how Norway was so successful with electric vehicles, as many other countries struggle to sustain this new vehicle platform.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @ArkiveYT
    @ArkiveYT  Před 2 měsíci +6

    Thanks to Enhance Auto for making this video possible. Visit enhauto.com/knob and enter the code ARKIVE during checkout to get an extra discount. Thanks for Watching

  • @user-yf5cd2ep6y
    @user-yf5cd2ep6y Před 2 měsíci +8

    This video had NOTHING to do with it’s heading.
    Where is the content about Norway rethinking its reliance on EV’s?
    Nowhere.
    False advertising.

  • @barisam35
    @barisam35 Před 2 měsíci +4

    It's typically a chicken/egg question, until one side decides to take the initiative and risk...

  • @forgotten1s
    @forgotten1s Před 2 měsíci +1

    Business insider watching arkive videos to get their own videos so concise and smooth

  • @jerrymiller9039
    @jerrymiller9039 Před 2 měsíci +5

    Subsidies from oil revenue

    • @Neojhun
      @Neojhun Před 3 dny

      Way more than that, Don't Get High on Your Own Supply. Don't just consume resources you don't need. SELL IT.

  • @tryundel
    @tryundel Před 16 dny

    I think it's important to mention that those taxes as well as road tolls are sort of painfully high. I did a calculation for an import of a used diesel car costs and ended up with a value comparable to its price. The road tolls are very diverse, the highest I've encountered so far was for entering any major city. As a tourist I drove two times into Bergen and paid like 50 euro. The residents have some discounted options, but the scale is similar, I think. Now imagine you have to commute to Oslo regularly. This makes owning a non-electric car extremely expensive in many cases.

  • @hyprrrr
    @hyprrrr Před 2 měsíci +5

    Great video, I find it very interesting how Norway has subsidized EVs in many ways

  • @bharatikukreja3883
    @bharatikukreja3883 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Fire 🔥

  • @mickeypower
    @mickeypower Před měsícem +2

    Before watching this video, note that the title is completely false and only there as clickbait. Very disappointing. Agree with critical poster below that there is NOTHING in this report to suggest Norway is re-thinking its reliance of electric cars. Yes, progressive Norway is experiencing teething problems but this doesn't add up to the video title's claim. Have watched a number of Arkive videos and thought content and presentation was mostly good, was going to subscribe but not now.

  • @edouglasroche
    @edouglasroche Před 18 dny

    He gets it painfully wrong on charging in the United States. Tesla charging is fine works great and there are few locations you can’t go. Charging for everybody else is a disaster area especially the government 7.5 billion for 500k charging stations. They are currently at 8 chargers.
    Fortunately with Tesla opening to everybody else these problems with be fixed for non-Tesla EVs.
    USA power grid is going to be another issue especially on east cost which get little sunlight in winter. USA is slow to expand power which it need to expand quickly for EVs and computer particularly AI computation. All this while 20% percent of our power from nuclear will go offline as they are forced to close from being too old.

  • @Mozzad
    @Mozzad Před měsícem

    "Why Norway Is Rethinking Its Reliance On Electric Cars". We are not

  • @sterobloc6645
    @sterobloc6645 Před 2 měsíci +1

    My favourite Norway EV experience is a guy who was travelling Christmas Eve from Bodo South around 350km. All flights and trains were fully booked and he had sold his diesel and bought a Tesla. He couldn't do the trip in the EV so he travelled on the Hurtigruten, a daily postal and tourist shipping service. As the ship approached his destination the Captain announced they wouldn't be stopping because of adverse weather conditions. He was the only passenger getting off. Same at the next stop off. The ship gets changed a docking fee! That was the reason! After buses and taxis he eventually arrived Boxng Day. The take away from this is if you want to avoid a family Christmas gathering in Norway get an EV!

    • @Neojhun
      @Neojhun Před 3 dny

      WTF that has nothing to do with an EV. That's more to do with the ICE powered infrastructure not able to link road vehicles over water ways. 350km is way too easy for a Tesla a SINGLE Supercharger session along the way would allow you to lead foot drive that with heater blasting. Your fabricated story makes no sense.

    • @Neojhun
      @Neojhun Před 3 dny

      "around 350km... He couldn't do the trip in the EV" Blatant LIES!

  • @gattaca5911
    @gattaca5911 Před měsícem +1

    AI BS clickbait

  • @Finnegas-Eces
    @Finnegas-Eces Před 21 dnem

    Thumbs down for your BS clickbait title, nor appreciated. The video itself could be mistaken for a Norwegian government PR presentation for the EV motor industry.