This year, Tesla placed the Model Y in first place and the Model 3 in second.
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There were 128,691 new cars in Norway in 2024, with the annual figure only turning positive in November. This is still a mediocre result considering that sales in 2023 fell -27.2% compared to the previous year. The main characteristic of the Norwegian market is the world’s best acceptance of electric vehicles. Indeed, in 2024, electric vehicle sales rose 9.4% to 114,409, up a whopping 88.9%, up from 82.4% last year and 79.3% in 2022. Meanwhile, PHEV sales fell -65.7% to 3,489 and 2.7%, down from 8% a year ago. and HEVs fell -9% to 6,869 and 5.3% versus 6% in 2023. Overall, with 124,767 sales, electrified cars account for 97% of the Norwegian market in 2024, up from 96.4% in 2023, 93.3% in 2022, 40.2% in 2017 and 7% in 2023. 2012 The share of diesel is 2.3%, gasoline – 0.8%.
Tesla (-4.5%) continues to be the dominant force in the market, but its share has dropped from 20% to 18.9%. Volkswagen (+2.2%) is much lower, having overtaken Toyota (-13.2%) in the last month of the year. Volvo (+25.2%) and BMW (+16.6%) show fantastic results and round out the top five. MG (+38.4%) is the best performer in the top ten, up two places to 10th, while Audi (+18%) is also very strong, while Nissan (+5.8%) and Hyundai (+5 .5%) are also ahead of the market. Skoda (-15%) is experiencing difficulties. Further down, BYD (+93%) climbed five places to 13th place, and Xpeng (+153.5%) rose 7th to 15th place.
For the first time in Norwegian history, Tesla achieves a perfect 1-2 result: Model Y (-27%) takes first place with a 13.1% share, up from 18.2% last year, and Model 3 rises 248.7% to second places with 5.6%. % versus just 1.6% in 2023. Model Y won seven months, while Model 3 won none. Ranking third after its launch in December 2023, the Volvo EX30 (+120383.3%) became an instant blockbuster in Norway and even took the top spot in April and May. The VW ID.4 (+9.2%) was up year-on-year but down two places to No. 4, having been July’s best seller. Toyota bZ4X (+11.3%) dropped one place to 5th place, but topped the charts in October. This again makes Norway the only country in the world where this model is successful.
Previous year: Norway 2023: Tesla Model Y share up to 18.2%, electric cars at 82.4% of devastated market
2 years ago: Norway 2022: Tesla Model Y breaks VW Beetle’s 53-year record with BEV share of 79.3%.
The complete list of the Top 70 All Brands and Top 305 All Models for December 2024 compared to the full year 2023 data below.
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