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Tesla’s electric vehicles (EVs) reached an important milestone in the Norwegian auto market, which remains a key early adopter of EVs.
Norway has surpassed its 100,000th Tesla registered in the country, according to data from TeslaStats.No (via @Morten Grove).
At the time of writing, Tesla has registered a total of 100,088 all-time vehicles in Norway, made up of 25,626 Model Ys, 38,760 Model 3s, 14,129 Model X units and 21,461 Model S units.
Out of all trims and colors, the most common Tesla vehicle in the country is the Long Range Model 3, with 23,360 cumulative units on the country’s roads.
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The news comes just a week after the Tesla Model Y became the best-selling vehicle in a single-year in Norway, breaking a record that has been held by the Volkswagen Beetle since 1969. Additionally, Tesla set a daily delivery record last month in Norway with Model Y units from its factory in Grünheide, Germany.
The Tesla Model Y also topped Norwegian sales in November, while battery-electric vehicles in general posted an all-time high in monthly registrations at 15,915 across OEMs.
Tesla’s opening of Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg has also helped the automaker deliver on high demand in Norway, offering wait times of under two months to buyers within the country.
