The two first charts below are comprised of the persentage of the usage of electric, hybrid, diesel, and petrol transport in 2008 and 2018 in Norway respectively, while the third one pie chart illustrates the predictions, made for 2028.
Overall, the petrol is expected to be the lessest in demand combastible by 2028, while electric vehicles will substantially overrun others, and account for the biggest number of the statistics.
The first noticeable change to be seen is the data provided on the petrol utilization, making up 69% in 2008 and to be dropped to 39 % in 2018. Furtrermore, the gas vehicles are expected to be dramatically diminished by 2028, accounting for 11%. Another distinctive feature between three charts is the diesel cars, which jumped from 30 % to 46 % by 2018 and predicted to be the third sought-after fuelling by 2028. While the first pie doesn’t gives any informnation on the fully electric cars, the third one shows 32 % of the total percentage, which is the highest number. In comparison with 2028, the electric vehicles make up only 4 percent of the total chart and are the lessest in request. One aspect that has profoundly changed, is the hybrid vehicles, which are predicted to be dramatically insreased by 2028 to 30% from 1% and 11% in 2008 and 2018 respectively.