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The first country to say goodbye to ICE cars

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Which country do you think will be the first to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars? A good bet might be Norway, which leads the world on electric car adoption. 90% of new cars sold are electric, so they’re closer than anyone else. But it’s not Norway. Or you might guess China, which has invested more in the transition to electric vehicles than anyone else. 58% of all the world’s electric cars are made in China. But it’s not them either. …
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The first country to say goodbye to ICE cars

Which country do you think will be the first to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars? A good bet might be Norway, which leads the world on electric car adoption. 90% of new cars sold are electric, so they’re closer than anyone else. But it’s not Norway. Or you might guess China, which has invested more in the transition to electric vehicles than anyone else. 58% of all the world’s electric cars are made in China. But it’s not them either. …

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Tek.noTek.no

JAC E30X: New cheap Chinese car for Norway

Norway's cheapest electric car at the moment, Nammi Box, is getting competition from JAC. Importer RSA is launching the new model E30X in Norway.

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Oslo City Council says new electric buses could theoretically be overridden by Chinese supplier

Nobina will start using new electric buses in Oslo in the fall of 2025. Transport Minister Marit Vea (V) admits that the Chinese supplier could potentially take control.

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Oslo City Council says new electric buses could be overridden by Chinese supplier

Nobina will start using new electric buses in Oslo in the fall of 2025. Transport Minister Marit Vea (V) admits that the Chinese supplier could potentially take control.

·Oslo, Norway
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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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