La Norvegia è stato l’unico paese in Europa in cui le vendite di Tesl sono cresciute nel 2025. Crescono infatti del 41% a 34.285 unità. Capisco che le Tesla possano essere un’opzione allettante, ma mi stupisce che 34mila norvegesi siano stati abbastanza egoisti da sostenere Musk, un uomo che sta danneggiando direttamente l’Europa aiutando apertamente Trump e vari partiti europei di estrema destra. Esistono molte buone alternative alle Tesla. Perché Tesla è così popolare in Norvegia, quando ovunque in Europa Tesla è un marchio sporco per una buona ragione?
di BruteNecessity
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They make very good cars ,and at a good price .
I have a Tesla, happy to answer:
1. I didn’t politicized that decision. It was “the most car” I could get for the price. Would love a BMW iX whatever but it feels like cost/benefit is not there.
2. The cars were available. Volkswagen and Kia both told me that I would have to wait 7-8 months for the car. The model Y was there after 7 days, not months.
3. The charging network is cheap and convenient
Trust me, I’m not a fan of Musk and his politics. But I’m also not paying twice as much for a comparable car and then more for charging.
I clicked on this wondering myself why electric vehicles in general are very popular there – because if there’s something where they’re not good at, it’s long icy roads in cold conditions. LiPo doesn’t like cold.
However, reading your post, you really have to learn to distinguish the individual from the company. Musk isn’t Tesla and Tesla isn’t Musk and people who buy cars just want a car and not support a corporate overlord in a rogue third world country.
The ones that will be watching VM are the ones who buy Teslals. MMW
There were significant government incentives to force people onto electric vehicles. Tesla was early to capitalize on that market, and built a dealer network and a reputation. Not the best reputation IMHO; there’s been problems with the way they handle warranty claims and customer service compared to other brands, but they got an early edge in the Norwegian electric car market. They also built a lot of charging stations, and while I understand those are now required to work with other cars, they’re still Tesla stations and Tesla-branded. So that has an impact.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy one and I’m not trying to defend Tesla. But you asked for the reasons, so this is my attempt at an explanation.
Sales went down significantly after elon sieg heiled for the world to see, then people forgot after a month or two.
Very simple. Maybe your world-view about Musk and Tesla is wrong and the people of Norway know better.