How Norway Led the EV Charge: Exclusive Insider Reveal!

Discover the untold story of how Norway ignited the electric vehicle revolution in the 90s. In this exclusive video, @Asheesh dives deep with the pioneers who led the charge, uncovering the key secrets and strategies that shaped the future of EVs. Essential viewing for EV owners, OEMs, think tanks, CPOs, and government agencies. Don't miss this rare opportunity to gain insider knowledge and insights. Watch now and be part of the electric future!

[@steinarhaugen7617]

Come on India! Go for it!
Greetings from Norway.

[@ev9555]

Interesting, India has always been a disruptor in innovation, let’s see how the EV adoption comes along here ! 👍🏼👍🏼 thanks to @pluginindia and @asheesh to cover this topic

[@asheesharoraEV]

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[@gufc6147]

Well done Ashish. This will create awareness.

[@asheesharoraEV]

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[@vivekvivekahuja]

nice to hear them!

[@asheesharoraEV]

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[@nikhilchanana]

Great video guys

[@pluginIndia]

Thanks Nikhil 😊

[@vijay2878]

Hats off to Reva team and all its users for this much needed evolution 🎉

[@svXPs]

Yes

[@asheesharoraEV]

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[@svXPs]

@@asheesharoraEV I hope their power transmission infrastructure is huge. Otherwise I am not understanding how the increasing EV is not affecting their load requirements. It would be great if talk more about it.
It would be great if you add questions like charging infra in appartments, offices etc.
I will try to share some more questions.

[@asheesharoraEV]

@@svXPs Norway's power transmission infrastructure is indeed extensive and well-planned which helps manage the increased load from EVs. Helene in the video also mentioned that Norway relies heavily on hydro power, which supports their capacity to handle the increased demand. Your questions are very valuable, so please keep them coming. Looking forward to more of your suggestions.

[@shresthsonkar9207]

@@svXPs in cold countries, ICE cars need a block heaters to keep the engine warm even when off so that engine oil and coolant doesn't freeze. So pretty much every parking has cabling for block heaters which can be easily used for charging.
even canada has those but the distances are larger than norway and also govt support is minuscule compared to norway

[@vijaykhapra3281]

Nice information

[@asheesharoraEV]

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[@deekshaahuja6252]

😍😍

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