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"Electric Cars Hit Record in Norway Making Up Nearly 60 Percent of Sales in March" Where does the headline suggest that? It simply states the makeup of sales.
by hello_friendos 7y ago
"Electric Cars Hit Record in Norway Making Up Nearly 60 Percent of Sales in March"
Where does the headline suggest that? It simply states the makeup of sales.
- hc8bn1 7y agoYeah, it doesn't. But to me it sounds like that % of sales is organic. I mean, that's why it's news, no? I think it's much more newsworthy that 40% of cars sold use petrol, when they cost DOUBLE because of taxes.
- Reason077 7y agoThey don’t cost double. In many cases petrol cars are still cheaper than their electric counterparts in Norway. Hyundai Kona petrol, for example, is slightly cheaper than Hyundai Kona electric. But because of their tax exempt status, the price premium for electrics is much smaller in Norway than in most other countries.