The three pie charts depict the percentage of five different types of vehicles (fully electric, hybrid, diesel, and petrol) in Norway over three decades.
Overall, the rise trend was seen in the percentage of hybrid, while petrol and diesel experienced a decline in use. Notably, over a decade, electric overtook the domination of vehicles among the others.
In 2008, the percentage of mobile using petrol became majority by the percentage of 69, and it was followed by people utilizing diesel by 30%, compared with those who used hybrid vehicles at only 1%. Dominating in use in the first period, the use of petrol transportations sharply decline in the last two decades, at 39% and 11%. Although experiencing a moderate increase in 2018, by 16%, the percentage of people deciding to use diesel vehicles sharply went down in 2028, at 27%.
Additionally, A gradual increase happenned in people who used hybid over the last 2 period, at 11% and 30% respectively. Fully electric vehicle appeared in 2018 and gained a slight popularity at only 4%, and those popularity rocketed by 28% in 2028.
