Tesla Model Y gets a major sales splash in Norway

The Made-in-China (MIC) Tesla Model Y is the most registered new vehicle in Norway so far this month (as of August 29) after under 10 days since the first shipment. With near 900 units registered, the Model Y enjoys a perceptible advantage over the Volkswagen ID.4 (almost 750 units) and Ford Mustang Mach-E (more than 660). It implies that most probable the Model Y will be the smash hit vehicle for the month of August, despite the fact that we should know that it has more to do with order backlog and volume deliveries than sales. Before, ordinarily volume deliveries of an all-new electric model empowered it to make a major splash and for this situation, it will happen once more. Additionally, the Tesla Model 3 likewise takes note of a solid consequence of more than 600 units, which places it fourth on the list, only in front of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 (573) and will permit fortifying its first place year-to-date spot. It's significant that Tesla previously sold in excess of 30,000 Model 3 in Norway. Nissan LEAF is as yet the main one in this metric with near 70,000 (more than 69,700). The upcoming sales reports from Europe will be extremely fascinating as the Tesla Model Y at last is joining the party. We surmise that the Model Y will add some genuine volume to Tesla's count, which for a long while was reliant just on the Model 3. The truth will surface eventually whether the Model Y can beat other electric models in the hot crossover/SUV segment, including the Hyundai Ioniq 5, different MEB-based EVs and more. A great deal relies upon whether Europe will get the Standard Range version (recently launched in China), and how competitive Made-in-Germany Model Y will be.