The 100,000th Renault EV has gone to a very EV country – Norway.

Renault last week handed over the keys to its 100,000th electric car, a ZOE, in the Norwegian capital of Oslo.

The record vehicle was sold to Åsmund Gillebo, a 41 year old Norwegian. To get the best out of his ZOE, he was given five years of free recharging from two of Norway’s charging providers.

Renault is the European leader with 27% market share for electric vehicles.

In the first half of 2016, Renault sold more than 15,000 electric vehicles (excluding the Twizy), an increase of 32% on the previous year.

In France, half of all electric cars are Renaults. Renault’s main markets for electric cars are France, Norway, the UK, and Germany.

“Every year there are more customers for electric cars and Renault is making a major contribution to this with its constant innovation and dedication to developing infrastructure. Our customer satisfaction, which stands at 98% for the ZOE, encourages us to keep pushing onwards”, says Eric Feunteun, director of Renault’s Electric Vehicle Division.