Tesla’s European story has split in two. Across major markets on the continent, registrations of the company’s electric cars have fallen sharply, while in Norway the brand is setting new records and propping up its regional totals.

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November’s Tesla registrations were down in France, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany. Norway, however, is bucking the trend—thanks to a tax incentive system that will soon be rolled back.

Tesla Inc.’s sales slide continued across several markets in Europe last month, costing the company share in countries seeing robust EV demand.

Norway provided the sole bright spot, with Tesla registrations surging 175% in November to 6,215 vehicles, beating the country's annual sales record with one month remaining. The spike was partly driven by uncertainty over future tax breaks for EVs in the Nordic nation, where electric vehicles dominate new-car purchases.

Tesla registrations in several key European markets plunged in November from a year earlier as the U.S. EV maker continued to struggle to stem market share losses despite rolling out new versions of its best-selling Model Y.

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November registrations in France and Denmark halved from a year ago, as the EV maker struggled to reverse market share losses in Europe despite the launch of a new range of its best-selling Model Y, Reuters reported.