> Is that article from like 20 years ago ? Because where Tesla is the most popular (i.e. in the US), now a large part of the petrol is actually extracted locall

> Is that article from like 20 years ago ? Because where Tesla is the most popular (i.e. in the US), now a large part of the petrol is actually extracted locally. The article is from Sweden, which has little oil resources. I'd also argue that Norway is the country which Tesla is more popular, in % of cars sold. > Yeah, and your electricity that powers your car is still made mostly from fossil fuels in most parts of the world, or nuclear energy which is not too hot with the general public nowadays. It's nice to be blind. Still, it might be more efficient doing it this way instead of transporting the petrol around to be used in inefficient engines. Also better for the local air and noise pollution. Still, most energy in Norway, for instance, is from water.