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Over 80 percent of new cars sold in Norway were electric in 2023
(www.theverge.com)
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My understanding is their tax policy makes it so only the very wealthy can afford a car.
Your understanding is that in one of the countries with the least difference between rich and poor only the rich can afford cars?
Saying that the difference is small is wrong in today's Norway. The difference is growing and are just getting worse.
Singapore has a ton of policies that make car ownership extremely expensive, including a 10-year certificate of ownership that costs over $100,000 USD. Maybe that's what you were thinking of?
Fuel in Norway is very expensive, and I'm sure other ownership costs are similar. But that's true of much of Europe and they have very good public transit so a car isn't as much of a necessity as it is in the US.
That is the most stupid thing I've ever read. It's very expensive to own a car here but it's not just for the rich.
This might be the most tone deaf comment I've ever read in my life.