I think Norway has the best cards to play this game in a fully integrated way. They have the right tax policy in place, they have consumers who are trained to buy cars based on value-for-money as opposed to status, they have hydro energy in excess.
Place's like Norway can be fun demonstrator setups, but China will likely win the race by all other metrics.
This is an absolutely meaningless argument.
1. Lead electric vehicle revolution, increasing demand for renewable energy in Europe
2. Sell abundant, clean hydro-electricity to Denmark, Germany, and the UK via new HVDC interconnectors
3. $$ Profit $$