While Norway reported a staggering 97% of new cars sold in June 2025 were electric, Japan remains far behind.
Despite generous subsidies, Japan's EV share is estimated to be just 1.8% to 2% of new car sales.
Japan continues to favor hybrid vehicles, with over 40% of sales being hybrids, particularly Toyota’s Prius.
Experts cite Japan’s slow policy shifts and consumer hesitation toward full electrification.
Norway’s success stems from aggressive tax incentives and nearly 100% hydropower-based electricity.
Meanwhile, Japan’s reliance on fossil fuels and outdated infrastructure stalls real EV progress.
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* EV sales
* Global Roadie
* Indian Roadie Secondary Research
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