Norway

Norwegian Auto Market lost 6% in the 2018 following the previous year all time record. After over a decade of Volkswagen Golf dominion, new Nissan Leaf has taken the throne of best-seller pushing Nissan up a fantastic 124% and EV/Hybrid segment at 62% mix.

Norway car market in 2015 hit the new all time record sales, first time over the 150.000 annual units. The record follow the two established in the previous years after the de-taxation of electric vehicles.

Norway best selling models ranking in the 2015 is dominated by the Volkswagen Golf, thanks to the success of the electric version, with a wide gap over the immediate followers, the Toyota Auris and the Skoda Octavia.

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 Best Selling Cars ranking 2024 is led by the Tesla Model Y with 12,790 sales (-34.7%), followed by the Volvo EX30 and the Volkswagen ID.4. The MG4 boomed 115.1% into 10th. 

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 Electric Vehicles segment at 13% and Hybrids at 8% in the 2014. Tesla sold over 4.000 units in the year while many EV models are on top of best-selling models list. The full market was up only 1%, at best level in the decade.

Norwegian Cars Market in 2016 hit the fourth increase ina row ranking as the World's 42nd, despite the severe headwinds the economy is facing since the global oil market crisis.EVs segment kept booming hitting a new record.

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 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.