Group 1 - Tesla has set a new annual sales record in Norway for 2025, surpassing any previous annual sales figures from other automakers, with a year-to-date total of 28,606 vehicles sold as of November, exceeding Volkswagen's record of 26,575 vehicles set in 2016 [1] - Tesla's sales in Norway have increased by 34.6% year-on-year, driven primarily by the Model Y, despite facing consumer backlash in Europe due to CEO Elon Musk's political affiliations [1] - The overall car sales in Norway surged by 70% in November, attributed to consumers purchasing vehicles ahead of a planned electric vehicle tax increase set to take effect in January [1] Group 2 - In November, 97.6% of new cars sold in Norway were electric vehicles, aligning with the country's goal to ban the sale of fossil fuel cars by 2025 [2] - Norway has become a crucial market for Tesla, supported by significant subsidies for electric vehicles, and was the first major market outside North America for the company over a decade ago [2] - Despite a rebound in sales following the release of a long-awaited updated Model Y in the second quarter, Tesla's global delivery volume is projected to decline by 7% this year, with a 30% drop in European sales as of October [2]