The 3 pie charts illustrate the share of electric, hybrid, petrol, and diesel vehicles registered in Norway in 2008 and 2018, along with a projection for 2028.
Overall, the percentages of both petrol and diesel vehicles are expected to decline considerably, while fully electric and hybrid ones are expected to witness a dramatic upward over the timeframe. Notably, after a decade, diesel cars overtook petrol cars as a primary transportation.
The proportion of petrol vehicles dropped notably from 69% in 2008 to 39% in 2018. However, the opposite was true for diesel cars; the share surged from 30% to 46%, while hybrid cars accounted for the least share, at 1% in the initial year, but this figure increased moderately by 10% by 2018. By 2018, fully electric cars had started being produced, accounting for 4%.
As for predictions, the percentage of both petrol and diesel vehicles are forecasted to decrease to noticeably 11% and 26%, respectively, by 2028. In comparison, fully electric cars are expected to rise to markedly 32%, while hybrid ones are projected to increase similarly to 30%.