Tesla's October registrations in Norway reach 1,548 units, up 130.7% year-on-year
Original headline테슬라 노르웨이 10월 등록 1548대…전년비 130.7% 증가
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Tesla registered 1,548 new passenger cars in Norway in October, up 130.7% year-over-year, topping the brand rankings with a 9.8% market share, according to the Norwegian Road Traffic Information Council (OFV). Registrations were heavily back-loaded, with only 125 units logged from October 1–18 versus 1,074 from October 26–31, a pattern OFV did not explain. The overall Norwegian market also expanded, with October new passenger car registrations rising 41.2% year-over-year to 15,725 units, of which electric vehicles accounted for 98.8%. The results signal a rebound for Tesla in one of Europe's most EV-penetrated markets after a softer September, when OFV reported registrations up just 2.2% year-over-year. Watch for whether Tesla's month-end surge reflects sustainable demand or timing effects such as deliveries, incentives, or model changeovers, and how the brand holds its lead into November.
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