Alternative fuel vehicle registrations in Norway increases in 2017
According to adjusted numbers published by European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, in 2017 the indicator increased strongly by 33.27 percent. The variable sharply went up from 62 171 to 82 853, as it follows the tendency of the prior year when it grew by 39.64 percent. It attained its 4-year peak. Norway saw a rise of 177.8% in vehicle registration during the last 4 years. Besides, it has shown the CAGR of 0.29 percent over the last dataset.nb_years years with a slight overall growth since the 2014. It averaged 54 842.75 from 2014 to 2017 and it reached its minimum of 29 825 in 2014.
| Last | 33.27 | 2017 |
| Prev | 39.64 | 2016 |
| Min | 29.8 K | 2014 |
| Max | 82.9 K | 2017 |
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Main Motor Vehicle Indicators
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Import of vehicles, usually measured in volume (million units) or value (million or billion US Dollars or other currency). This includes passenger cars as well as commercial vehicles. Based on: International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.
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Export of vehicles, usually measured in volume (million units) or value (million or billion US Dollars or other currency). This includes passenger cars as well as commercial vehicles. Based on: International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.
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Number of manufactured vehicles, usually measured in thousands or millions of vehicles. This includes passenger cars as well as commercial vehicles. Based on: International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.
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Number of commercial vehicles newly (first-time) registered to authorities. This includes passenger cars as well as commercial vehicles. Based on: International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.