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Norwegian Auto Market showed flat growth in 2024 with a 0.4% increase to 125,330 units, falling short of the 2021-22 peak but signaling future potential for gains. Volvo stood out as a top-performer in the EV segment, which accounted for 73.3% of full-year sales.  

Norwegian auto market in 2023 falls for the second year in a row, closing with 152,374 sales (-24.3%). December with 15,551 new registrations reported the 5th consecutive monthly loss (-62.8%). Tesla becomes best selling brand rising 19.3% and 2 spots in the rankings.

Norway Best Selling Cars ranking 2023 is lead by the Tesla Model Y with 26,427 sales (+52.3%), followed by the Volkswagen ID.4 (-26.5%). The Toyota bZ4X jumps 39 spots into 6th.

Norway auto market in December, pushed by impending tax changes, rises for the 3rd month in a row, with 41,441 sales (+78.2%). 2022 totals 200,840 registrations, a 2.3% decrease from the prior year. 

Norway Best Selling Cars ranking in 2022 is lead by the new Tesla Model Y with 17,356 sales (+109.9%). The new BMW iX lands in 4th place.

Norway Auto Report 2018-2028 features historical data, market insights plus professional forecast on new vehicles sales by type, manufacturer, brand, and model providing an easy-to-use picture of the competitive landscape and its evolution.

Norway Auto market in 2021 rises by 24.7% with 176,276 sales, reporting a strong performance this year, despite gaining just 3% in Q4. Tesla reaches the top of the leaderboard, gaining 133.5%.

Norwegian auto market in 2020 is the best performing in Europe, losing only 0.7%. Full-Year sales have been 141.405, with the highest share of EV sales in the world (83.4%). Mercedes impresses by growing 132.1% and jumping 6 spots.

Norway best selling cars ranking in 2019 was dominated by the Tesla Model 3, holding 11.1% of market share. The Nissan Leaf - crumbling to 4.3% - fell...

Norwegian Auto Market in 2019 was moderately negative. Indeed, Total sales have been 142.363, down 3.8% from the correspondent period last year. Volkswagen kept the lead, while Tesla overtook Toyota, more than doubling the share with the Model3 best-selling model.