I feel like at least for where I live, EVs will never be dominant. Hybrids might become more common, but full EVs don't like our -30'c to -50'c winters that last for basically half the year.
I see some folks at charging stations, even in the winter, but it's pretty rare and I suspect it always will be unless they can do something to handle the unique brutality of Canadian winters.
Norway isnt a warm country and 80% of their new car sales are EV.
So yeah it is a challenge but changing.
Very true, Norway is almost equally brutal! If they can get the EVs to handle the temps it would go a long way in being more adoptable here. The drain on batteries in the cold makes some longer trips pretty difficult right now.
Yep And they seem to work around it.
This is a problem I would say will get solved.