Opel does not give enough in the manufacture of its electric, the Ampera-e

We are facing the era of electric vehicles, or at least you cannot deny that we are at the beginning of it. Alternative energies, an appreciation for our environment and awareness are gradually making hybrid and electric cars a first choice. When this happens with a generalist car brand the result is exactly this.

Opel has had to paralyze the sales of its electric Ampera-e in Norway due to the enormous demand that it is not able to support... If they had told you ten years ago that a brand like Opel would not do enough in the sale of an electric vehicle, would you have believed it?

It is clear that many countries are still far from Norway's figures for electric vehicles, more specifically it is the country in Europe that supports the majority of Tesla sales. The country's good economic situation and the incentive for electric vehicles have notably boosted its sales. This vehicle is the European version of the Chevrolet Bolt that reaches up to 380 kilometers on a single charge. In addition, the car has a relatively interesting price, 39.950 euros, which puts it at the level of a mid-range when it comes to classic motor vehicles.

The result is that since last April the company is literally saturated with orders in Norway, Switzerland and the Netherlands, to the point that it has stopped receiving sales and is working hard to solve the delivery problems they currently have. It is clear that we have found the limit, When a vehicle with a relative autonomy of around 400 kilometers reaches a standard price of around 30.000 euros, it is clear that many millions of users will be clear about it and will launch for the more "eco" version of driving.