The detailed statistics aren't out yet her in Norway, but there were some interesting tidbits to glean from the simplified statistics released today.
This month Tesla sold 185 Model S here, or 1.6% of all cars sold. That makes Tesla the 17th biggest car brand here, ahead of Honda, Citroen, Suzuki, MINI, Renault, Fiat, Cheverolet, Lexus, Land Rover, Porche, and a dozen or so others.
Nissan sold 448 Leafs, or 3.8% of all cars sold. And other manufacturers sold 67 other all-electric cars.
All electric cars took a total market share of 6.0%, which is the largest market share yet. Will we se 10% by the end of the year? That would be awesome.
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Also, digging through some more statistics, it appears that the Model S is the 14th most sold car model this month. The only car model from a premium or luxury car maker to beat the Model S is the Audi A3. (Also the Volvo V40, if you consider Volvo premium.)
This month Tesla sold 185 Model S here, or 1.6% of all cars sold. That makes Tesla the 17th biggest car brand here, ahead of Honda, Citroen, Suzuki, MINI, Renault, Fiat, Cheverolet, Lexus, Land Rover, Porche, and a dozen or so others.
Nissan sold 448 Leafs, or 3.8% of all cars sold. And other manufacturers sold 67 other all-electric cars.
All electric cars took a total market share of 6.0%, which is the largest market share yet. Will we se 10% by the end of the year? That would be awesome.
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Also, digging through some more statistics, it appears that the Model S is the 14th most sold car model this month. The only car model from a premium or luxury car maker to beat the Model S is the Audi A3. (Also the Volvo V40, if you consider Volvo premium.)
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