Norway’s growing market for electric vehicles has seen a shift in consumer sentiment, with increasing skepticism toward Chinese-made EVs despite continued strong overall sales. Concerns likely stem from quality perceptions, supply chain reliability, and geopolitical tensions, though demand for electric cars remains robust. The trend highlights a balancing act between affordability and trust in foreign-manufactured technology. Buyers appear to weigh these factors carefully as the market evolves.
Norwegians more sceptical of Chinese EVs, but still buying more ET Auto
