The Top Electric Car Exporting Countries: An In-Depth Look

1. Norway: The Electric Vehicle Champion

Top spot: Norway reigns supreme with the highest market penetration per capita and the largest market share of new car sales (74.7% by 2020).
Green giant: This eco-conscious nation exports a staggering 80,000 EVs annually, boasting 148 EVs per 10,000 inhabitants – more than any other country!
Incentivized adoption: Generous tax breaks for EV owners and a focus on battery-powered vehicles (54% of total sales) contribute to Norway's EV dominance.

Small giant: Despite its population of 357,000, Iceland holds the title of the fastest adopter of EVs in terms of continuous use.
Renewable advantage: With 99% renewable energy, Iceland avoids the burden of emissions related to electricity generation.
Plug-in preference: 45% of the Icelandic market is dominated by plug-in vehicles, showcasing their commitment to clean transportation.

Third place: Sweden secures its position with a steady rise in electric car ownership. From a mere 157 electric vehicles registered in 2009, the number has soared dramatically.
One-third share: In 2019, electric cars claimed a significant 33% of new car sales in Sweden, demonstrating a strong shift towards sustainable mobility.

Export powerhouse: The Netherlands ranks third as a major exporter of electric vehicles, contributing significantly to the global EV market.
Rapid growth: Battery-powered vehicles saw a remarkable rise in the Netherlands, with their numbers doubling from 44,984 in 2018 to over 107,500 in 2019.
Total electric passenger cars: By 2019, the Netherlands boasted an impressive 203,400 electric passenger cars.

EU focus: International trade plays a crucial role in Finland's economy, with 60% of its trade happening within the European Union.
Hybrid and electric adoption: 18% of new car purchases in Finland in 2019 were plug-in hybrids or fully electric, indicating a growing embrace of sustainable transportation.
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