🇳🇴 Norway 1. Weekend in Norway: Exploring the #1 Electric Vehicle Country in the World
Channel: Lidija SKOLNIJA 🔥Sparklet!
Date: 2022-10-14

🔥 Did you know that Norway is the number one country in the world with the highest number of electric vehicles per capita? Norway is the absolute leader and has gone far ahead in comparison with other countries. 
0:00 Beginning
0:05 Norway ranked #1 in the world with the highest number of electric vehicles per capita
0:25 From Riga to Oslo Sandefjord Airport by Ryanair
1:48 Renting a Polestar 2 from Avis in Sandefjord Airport
4:35 Driving from Sandefjord Airport to Bergen and enjoying the car features and landscapes
7:48 Circle K electric charging station experience and a coffee break
9:25 About Polestar electric car brand that competes with Tesla Model 3
12:35 Norway has set itself the goal of phasing out sales of internal combustion engines by 2025
14:04 The countries with the highest per capita EV ownership as of 2020 

Join us on our electric car adventure in Norway, the country ranked #1 in the world with the highest number of electric vehicles per capita. In this video, we rented a Polestar 2, a premium electric sports car, and drove around the country to see how the system works. Norway has almost 17,000 charging stations, including more than 3,000 fast ones, making it easy to travel long distances without worrying about running out of charge.

The Norwegian government has been offering high-yield incentives for years, which is why Norway aims to have every new car on the road fully electric by 2025. In this video, we'll explore the reasons why Norway is ahead of other countries in the transition to electric vehicles and how it affects the country's environment and economy.

We'll also show you what you can see in Norway in just 2 days and how the Polestar 2 performed on our 1,300 km journey. With built-in Google services and a range of up to 470 km, the Polestar 2 is a powerful electric car that competes with Tesla Model 3.

So, join us on our electric car adventure in Norway, and don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel. After watching our video, consider whether it's time for you to make the switch to an electric car.

In December 2021, Norway became the first country to have 23 out of every 100 passenger cars EVs. In 2021, almost 8 out of 10 new passenger cars sold in Norway were fully electric.

The advantage of the Postar 2 is that this electric hatchback comes with built-in Google services, including Google Assistant, Google Maps, and the Google Play Store. There is a voice control function and a 360 ° camera.

With the Polestar Connect mobile app, the car turns on as soon as the driver gets into the electric car. The price of this electric car is 60 thousand dollars or euros. The main "chip" Polestar is a powerful transmission. The battery capacity is 78 kWh, and the maximum range is up to 470 km. Polestar 2 accelerates to 100 km in less than 5 seconds. The battery pack of the

Polestar 2 is formed from 27 modules built into the floor. Due to this, the stability of the chassis is achieved and the level of noise and vibration in the cabin is reduced. The electric fastback is controlled by two displays - an 11.1 and a 12.3-inch driver's display. In the equipment: LED optics, digital tidy, panoramic roof, heated steering wheel, all seats, 360-degree cameras, adaptive cruise, and Harman /Kardon audio system. 

Norway has set itself the goal of phasing out sales of internal combustion engines by 2025. The Scandinavian nation is in first place thanks to years of high-yield government incentives to boost electric vehicle sales. Norway's success story is primarily due to a substantial package of incentives designed to push the market for zero-emission vehicles.

Why are there so many electric cars in Norway? The government has high taxes on the sale of new, polluting vehicles, but does not tax electric vehicles at all, making electric vehicles, which are more expensive due to production costs, a competitive and attractive option. Sales of electric vehicles are on the rise. In just one year, their number has more than doubled, from 3 million sold worldwide in 2020 to 6.6 million in 2021.

But this growth is far from uniform across the world. A handful of countries lead. The countries with the highest per capita EV ownership as of 2020 are Norway, Iceland, Sweden, the Netherlands, and California. China leads in sales, followed by Germany, Europe, and the United States of America.

In 2 days we drove about 1300 km across the country. In my videos, I will not only share our experience of using an electric car but also show what you can see in Norway in 2 days. 

Watch my next videos about how we traveled around Norway for 2 days on an electric fastback.

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