"Tesla's impressive momentum has been led overwhelmingly by the Model Y, which accounted for 21,517 of Norway's registrations this year, as noted in a CarUp report, citing data from Elbil Statistik. The Model 3 followed with 5,087 units, while the Model S and Model X contributed 30 and 19 vehicles, respectively. Even the parallel-imported Cybertruck made the charts with 13 registrations."
"Demand intensified sharply through autumn as Norwegian buyers rushed to secure deliveries before the country's VAT changes take effect in January. The new regulation is expected to add roughly NOK 50,000 to the price of a Model Y, prompting a wave of early purchases that helped lift Tesla beyond the previous all-time record well before year-end. With December still ahead, Tesla is positioned to extend its historic lead further."
Tesla registered 26,666 vehicles in Norway year-to-date, surpassing Volkswagen's 2016 record of 26,572 units with more than a month left in the year. November added 4,260 new registrations, marking Tesla's strongest performance in the mature Norwegian EV market. The Model Y accounted for 21,517 registrations while the Model 3 contributed 5,087 units; the Model S and Model X added 30 and 19 respectively, and 13 Cybertrucks were parallel-imported. Buyers accelerated purchases ahead of VAT changes expected in January that could raise Model Y prices by roughly NOK 50,000. Tesla is positioned to extend its lead through December.
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