Canada's ambitious plan to halt the sale of gasoline and diesel cars by 2035 has sparked discussions regarding its feasibility and implications for drivers. In contrast, Norway has made significant strides toward this goal, with electric vehicles (EVs) comprising 82% of all vehicle sales in 2023. Norway aims to be the first country to cease the sale of gasoline and diesel cars by 2025, boasting a status as the global leader in EV adoption, with approximately one-quarter of its vehicles now electric. To understand Norway's journey and its relevance to Canada, CBC News interviewed three experts and a Norwegian government official. The discussion delves into Norway's successes, challenges faced, and lessons that Canada can glean from its experience.
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