New brand promises message guarantee – and Tesla extends its limited-time offer

Starting in 2027, the tax on electric cars is set to increase by 37,500 kroner, and car manufacturers are now competing to urge you to order a vehicle before the New Year. Check which ones and how here.

01.10.2026 15:30 | Updated 15:37

The latest to announce this is Tesla, which now says that several financial deadlines will be extended into the new year, as well as Xpeng, which today reports that it too delivers its vehicles with what it calls a tax guarantee.

This guarantee means that for Xpeng, they will “cover the cost” of the additional tax on cars ordered in October and November but registered and delivered in 2027.

Xpeng currently offers the G6, G9, P7+ models in Norway, as well as the newly launched L03.

Several other car brands have done the same

Xpeng and several other car brands took similar action last year when the government announced an increase in electric vehicle taxes in the state budget – and at the start of 2026, the government implemented a significant rise in taxes on new electric cars.

Starting next year, further tax increases are expected. The government has announced that it will reduce the tax exemption from 300,000 to 150,000 kroner, meaning that most new electric cars delivered after the New Year will cost 37,500 kroner more.

This has led to several car brands again announcing that they will pass on the increased tax costs to their entire electric vehicle lineup or to specific models – in order to encourage customers to order cars now before the year changes.

You can read more about the other tax exemption offers we’ve identified here:

Alongside the tax exemption, Xpeng is running promotions on several of its electric car models in Norway.

According to Xpeng, the offers include favorable financing rates, price discounts, and customers receiving included equipment such as roof racks.

These offers are time-limited, and the tax exemption applies only to vehicles that cannot be delivered this year — but it also applies in addition to campaigns that are already underway or have been discontinued.

Tesla Extends Campaign Interest Rate and Bonus

Today, Tesla also announced that it is extending its current nominal campaign interest rate of 0.00 percent for 36 months (i.e., three years) and its so-called Tesla Bonus up to 50,000 kroner.

The offer applies to Tesla’s best-selling Model Y version, namely the Long Range all-wheel-drive model.

The Tesla Bonus was originally introduced to offset recently increased electric vehicle taxes and vehicle fees, with the amount varying from 20,000 to 50,000 kroner depending on the model and equipment level.

Tesla states that the requirement to qualify for the financing rate (where the loan must be through DNB) and the bonus is to “place an order and receive delivery by December 31, 2026.”

This means the Model Y all-wheel drive version costs the buyer 4,059 kroner per month, at least for the first three years. (If you want to check Tesla’s configuration website with its financing calculator, it can be found here.)

The estimated delivery time for the current Model Y version if ordered today is November–December 2026 according to Tesla.

The Model Y is Norway’s best-selling car model by far, a position it has held since 2022. There are currently over 108,000 Model Ys on Norwegian roads, and in April of this year it surpassed the Nissan Leaf as Norway’s most common car model.

More information on which car brands and models have sold the most so far this year, as well as specifically for September, can be found here:

Tesla is also extending its interest rate campaign on the Model 3, but this offer isn’t as favorable:

For the Model 3 rear-wheel drive, Model 3 Premium Long Range rear-wheel drive, and Model 3 Premium Long Range all-wheel drive, there is a floating nominal interest rate of 1.99 percent over 36 months.

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