Sweden Has Crossed the Point of No Return - ICE Is Finished

Описание: Sweden has just crossed a line that very few major car markets have ever crossed before.

In 2025, electric vehicles are no longer a niche in Sweden — they are the mainstream. EV market share has surged while internal combustion engine (ICE) sales continue to collapse. The data now shows a structural shift, not a temporary spike.

In this video, we break down the latest Swedish registration numbers, BEV penetration rates, plug-in hybrid trends, and the rapid decline of petrol and diesel vehicles. We look at why Sweden’s charging infrastructure rollout, policy stability, and consumer adoption patterns suggest that ICE vehicles may never recover meaningful market share again.

This isn’t just about subsidies or incentives. Sweden removed EV incentives in late 2022 — yet the transition continued. That’s what makes this moment so significant. When adoption continues even after financial support is pulled, it signals that the market has fundamentally changed.

We also compare Sweden to Norway and the wider European market to understand whether this is a local anomaly — or a preview of what’s coming elsewhere.

If you’re watching from Australia, the UK, or the US, this story matters. Sweden often acts as an early indicator of structural transport shifts. Once ICE falls below a certain share, resale values weaken, infrastructure shifts further toward electric, and consumer confidence accelerates the transition.

Has Sweden reached the tipping point where internal combustion is effectively finished?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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