> I’m not sure how BYD would fair in Norway/Sweden
Pretty sure BWD is the top selling EV manufacturer in Sweden, I recall reading that before the Tesla union shenanigans happened.
No idea about Norway
Pretty sure BWD is the top selling EV manufacturer in Sweden, I recall reading that before the Tesla union shenanigans happened.
No idea about Norway
https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-...
Tesla Model Y: 23.088 cars (18,2 percent) Volkswagen ID.4: 6614 cars (5,2 percent) Skoda Enyaq: 5740 cars (4,5 percent) Toyota bZ4X: 5395 cars (4,2 percent) Volvo XC40: 5025 cars (4,0 percent) Ford Mustang Mach-E: 3792 cars (3,0 percent) Toyota Yaris: 3582 cars (2,8 percent) Toyota RAV4: 3457 cars (2,7 percent) Volkswagen ID.3: 3141 cars (2,5 percent) Hyundai Kona: 2991 cars (2,4 percent) Audi Q4 e-tron: 2688 cars (2,1 percent) Nissan Ariya: 2606 cars (2,1 percent) Nissan Leaf: 2471 cars (1,9 percent) BMW iX1: 2415 cars (1,9 percent) Tesla Model 3: 2083 cars (1,6 percent) Toyota Corolla: 1911 cars (1,5 percent) Polestar 2: 1832 cars (1,4 percent) BMW i4: 1782 cars (1,4 percent) MG4: 1622 cars (1,3 percent) Audi Q8 e-tron: 1602 cars (1,3 percent)
https://www.car.info/en-se/stats?from=2023-02&to=2024-01&vd=...
Source, please. VW and Tesla seem far far ahead of BYD. I am curious where this narrative started, since multiple people are confidently stating that BYD is outselling Tesla in Sweden.