Norways hits electric car target
Norway's aim to have one in ten domestic cars running on electricity will be achieved within a few months. The next step will be in 2025, when a big, round 0 percent of all new personal vehicle sales will feature internal combustion engines.
Originally, Norway set a goal for 10 percent of the country's personal cars to be electric before 2020. Two weeks into the new year, the target is only a few decimal points away, says interest group Norwegian Electric Car Association [Norsk Elbilforening, -ed.], which, however, expects the aim to be reached within a matter of months, to media NTB.
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