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Letter from Norway: Everything’s going electric
Norway is to EV-spotting what Costa Rica is to birdwatchers—you can count on seeing a vast variety of species, including some that are very rare elsewhere in the world. On a recent visit, I added several EV models to my life list.
On the streets of Oslo and Bergen, I saw tons of Teslas, loads of LEAFs and many Mustang Mach-Es (all three of these models can be seen in service as taxis, alongside every version of the Prius).
I saw Audi e-trons, Jaguar I-Paces, Porsche Taycans, VWs both old (e-Golf) and new (ID.3 and ID.4), BMW i3s, electric Hyundais and Kias.
I saw European models that aren’t sold in the states, including the popular Renault Zoe and fairly new models from Peugeot and Skoda.
I saw older EVs that are mostly extinct elsewhere (the Mitsubishi i-MiEV and its Peugeot and Citroën counterparts), and a few new models that are just starting to appear on US shores, such as the Mercedes EQB, the Polestar and—grab the binoculars!—an Xpeng, one of several Chinese cars now on sale in Norway (including models from MG BYD, NIO and Golden Dragon).
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