Norway is the country where more electric cars are bought worldwide. If we obviously take into account its market share since in Europe countries such as Germany passes over it in terms of volume.
He Government thrust It has been such that The electric car has settled with much as the best selling. In June 2025their sales reached more than 96% share And of the almost 19,000 units sold during that month, only 577 units had combustion engines. And, of them, just over a hundred had no electrification.
Aware of the importance of supporting possible buyers, the Norway Auto Club It has been doing real autonomy tests to the most relevant electric cars and those that are launched.
These are the results of the last exam.
Tesla and China at the head
The Norway Auto Club performs two tests a year, one in winter and one in summer. This time, 27 vehicles have been submitted to the exam and the general data obtained (which can be seen in this link) They have been good: 15 of them have overcome autonomy with WLTP cycle.
The evidence that are done try simulate real conditions of the Norwegian average driver. They mostly run along secondary roads, with average speed of 70 km/h. Punctually, they touch the highway twice. When the car runs out of battery, they write down the number of kilometers performed.
And in their tests there are two clear winners. Among those 15 cars that has achieved more autonomy above what was recorded in the WLTP cycle was the Tesla Model and, which has exceeded the approval barrier in 66 kilometers, registering 652 kilometers of real autonomy instead of the 582 expected kilometers.
Among the 10 that have also added to Tesla Model 3, closing the list (+19 kilometers) but in between we find the Zeekr 7x, second with +52 kilometers, the Byd Tang, third with +42 kilometers, the mg S5, fifth with +27 kilometers, the Polestar 4 (of Chinese origin sharing chassis with zeekr and volvo) Seventh with +27 kilometers, and the Byd Sealion 7, ninth with +21 kilometers.
That is, among the 10 cars that earn more autonomy Regarding the approved, two are Tesla cars and five others assemble Chinese technology. Only the Peugeot E-5008 (fourth with +28 km), the Volkswagen ID.7 GTX Tourer (Sixth with +27 km) and the BMW IX (eighth with +23 km) sneak in this list.
Among the 12 that have obtained worse results losing autonomy, we find seven European or American cars. In addition, the KIA EV3, with a loss of 17 kilometers of autonomy with respect to what was marked by WLTP, is also found in this group. In this case, only the MG Cyberster (-14 km), the Hongqi EHS7 (-16 km), the Polestar 3 (-25 km) and the Volvo Ex90 (-32 km) are found in this group.
Interestingly, the car that has lost the most autonomy is the Lucid Air, a luxury berlina that wants to shade the Tesla Model S, with a fall of 131 kilometers in front of what was expected by WLTP. However, it is the car that has traveled more kilometers between loads, covering 829 kilometers of the pull. The next most capable model was Tesla Model 3, with 721 real kilometers. The BMW IX and its 691 kilometers covered closes the podium.
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