Tesla Model S in Norway a car is hard to find price double

Tesla Model S, which is selling well in the US, has become Norway's best-selling car, with 5.1% of its monthly market share driving the traditional VW Golf crowd to the top two, according to the global Mail. Norwegian consumers are willing to increase their 20000 dollars to buy Model S from others in order to circumvent the five-month waiting time for the order. The 5.4-second electric car in the United States, with a maximum speed of 201km/h, is priced at $70000 in the US, but in Norway the price is 11-11.70,000 dollars. To calculate the 20,000 dollar fare increase, a spot Tesla Model S can sell more than 130,000 dollars in Norway, nearly twice times the price of the United States. "A lot of consumers are lining up to buy the car," he said. "Model S in Norway's hot sales and local policy guidance is closely related." In Norway, driving electric cars can be free of road and bridge fees, parking concessions, can be on high-speed road, and the government for owners to build a large number of charging stations. "Buying Model S in Norway is worth every penny, it's a very spacious car and it's environmentally friendly," Joar Tenfjord, an agent at the city of Bergen, said. "I see a lot of people who earn a lot of money by [buying and selling] and extremely strong market demand." The Globe and Mail point out that model S is superior in Norway compared to the same level of models. The BMW 5 series in Norway is similar in price to Model S but not as strong as the latter, while the power-like model in Norway's naked car price to reach more than 200,000 U.S. dollars.