Tesla Continues To Take Over Norway, & Now It's Thanks To Model Y - InsideEVs

The made-in-China Model Y has arrived in Norway in massive numbers, and the exports have just begun.

Tesla's recent events in Norway have been groundbreaking. The electric automaker shipped around 1,300 Model Ys to Norway as it began deliveries to Europe recently. It turns out these Model Ys were shipped directly from Gigafactory Shanghai. In turn, all of these are the Tesla's Made-in-China (MIC) Model Y Long Range variants.

This massive delivery of Model Ys arrived at the Port of Oslo (Oslo Havn) and was first spotted on August 21st. Video footage of the unloading and the fleet parked at the port (see below) documented the day. And there was also another cool video of the Port of Osla shot by an Indian YouTuber (in Hindi language) as the unloading was finishing up.

Video: Model Ys unloading at the Port of Oslo (YouTube: Norsk elbilforening)

Now... fast forward to the present: almost a week later, Tesla Model Y has become the number one electric car in Norway. According to Teslarati, "Less than a week since its arrival, the Tesla Model Y sales have topped the charts." Furthermore, "Tesla’s dominance in Norway is significant because the country is one of the first to report electric car registrations beating ICE car registrations."

Tesla's leadership position in key European countries is likely to grow. Development of the Model Y production line at Giga Berlin is also in its final stages. Tesla's European gigafactory is slated to deliver the Performance variants of the...

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