Denmark already has 180% tax on normal cars, and EV's have been tax-free in the past. But the government is ditching the green goals, and will phase in the 180%

Denmark already has 180% tax on normal cars, and EV's have been tax-free in the past. But the government is ditching the green goals, and will phase in the 180% tax on EV's. Ironically, a BMW i3 (pure electric) will be more expensive than the BMW i3 Rex (same as i3 but with a tiny fuel engine). This is because the i3 Rex will theoretically go 166 KM/L, and therefore you can subtract a lot from the tax (you can do that on vehicles going more than 16KM/L).