Norway operates over 17 000 public charging points spanning more than 3 000 kilometres of highway, all powered by renewable hydroelectric energy.Drivers can cross the country without using a drop of fossil fuel, supported by ultra-fast chargers every 50–60 kilometres and a real-time digital map for availability and pricing.

The network is backed by public-private partnerships and tax incentives that make EVs affordable for the majority of citizens.By combining infrastructure planning, policy, and renewable generation, Norway has set a global standard for scalable clean transport.

The EV Charging Highways initiative has also boosted tourism and local economies, creating a new green-mobility sector of maintenance and energy-management jobs.It proves that with vision and collaboration, a nation can transition from oil to electric transport in less than a decade — without slowing down its economy.