Musk believes that electric vehicles will take years to completely replace fuel vehicles in Norway, where 95% of travel is electrified

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the world still has a long way to go to transition to a fully electric society, abandoning the internal combustion engine. However, Norway appears to have completed the transition ahead of schedule, with 95% of its trips now transitioning to all-electric mobility.

Musk believes that Norway's transformation is a good step forward for the world electrification movement. However, the CEO believes there is still a long way to go before the entire world adapts to this change.

2022 will be Norway's last year to sell internal combustion engine vehicles domestically, and it is an example of a progressive country preparing for the coming transformation.

Currently, The Nordics have adopted 95% of e-mobility methods. It remains the world leader in the transition to electric vehicles and the promotion of clean energy and the future of society.

Tesla is currently one of the world leaders in electrification and electric vehicles. The real question now, however, is whether it can maintain and maintain its world leadership among the many brands focused on clean energy vehicles.

At present, Tesla faces challenges and competition from various automakers. It includes Rivian, General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Rosetown, Rimac, Volkswagen, and others. The existence of these companies only shows that despite Tesla's global popularity, the market is not completely controlled by Tesla.

However, Tesla is world-leading in terms of different technologies for electric vehicles and clean energy design. It effectively brings the most important features to the car, including autopilot and fully autonomous driving capabilities that help the public safely drive and travel to various places without the need for manual control.

Soon, Tesla will bring an all-electric transition to the world to achieve its goal of a clean future.