The top three EV models for May 2020 in Norway are Audi e-tron (579), Volkswagen e-Golf (although we don't know exactly how many out of total 621 Golfs sold in total) and Nissan LEAF (408). This time, the Tesla Model 3 was far down the list with 8 new registrations (31 total for Tesla).

(Inside EVs)

Vinay's key takeaways:

Norway is an important country for Tesla, with the highest per capita ownership of fully battery-operated electric vehicles (BEVs) in the world, accounting for nearly 60 percent of total sales in the country.
Tesla is no longer a notable part of Norway’s EV revolution in 2020, with the brand losing its market share to competition and new models having been introduced.
The adoption and deployment of EVs in Norway, particularly zero-emission, has been driven by policy since 1990 by the Norwegian government. This initially helped Tesla become a dominating company in the country’s auto market.
In 2020, Tesla is seeing historic declines in sales for Model X and Model S, with Model 3 locked in a downtrend. Low supplies on account of the COVID-19 pandemic has further added to the decline in the last few months.
Another 12 models are scheduled to be launched in the country over the next few months eg: VW ID.3 and VW ID.4, the Polestar 2, the Ford Mustang Mach-e. The Tesla Model Y is expected only after another 12 months.

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