"This was hinted at by Tesla's Director of Charging, Max de Zegher, on social media platform X. Supercharger network sets the industry standard As noted by the Tesla executive, the Model Y accounted for 29% of all vehicle sales in Norway in September. Part of the vehicle's success was likely due to the reliability of the Supercharger Network, which is class leading even in Norway, where 98% of new cars sold are electric."
"Respondents to the EPSI survey praised the Supercharger network's strong uptime, abundant capacity, and user-friendly digital solutions, placing it ahead of other operators such as Uno-X. Survey researchers highlighted that Tesla has set the standard when it comes to simplicity in the charging process. Drivers also cited competitive pricing and seamless plug-and-charge functionality as major reasons they prefer Tesla's network, especially in Norway's extreme winter conditions where reliability is critical."
Model Y represented 29% of all vehicle sales in Norway in September, driven in part by the Supercharger network's reliability and usability in a market where 98% of new cars are electric. An EPSI survey of nearly 1,500 Norwegian EV drivers placed Tesla Superchargers first in customer satisfaction for the fifth consecutive year. Respondents praised strong uptime, abundant capacity, user-friendly digital solutions, competitive pricing, and seamless plug-and-charge functionality. Survey researchers and drivers highlighted simplicity and winter reliability as key advantages that keep Tesla ahead of other operators such as Uno-X.
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