Norway yes a small market but an EU frontrunner in BEV trends and UK figures showing the same due to EU emission reductions.
We are now seeing a global downtrend to PHEVs and a uptrend of BEVs as many here predicted.

Norway: BEV Sales Improved But PHEVs Shrunk By 75% In February 2022

New passenger car registrations in Norway decreased in February by 23.8% year-over-year to 8,147 and plug-ins contributed to this decline.

Last month, 7,012 passenger plug-in electric cars were registered (down 17% year-over-year). Despite that, the plug-in market share improved several percent, compared to February 2021, reaching 86.1%.

Just like in January, we can see a slight increase in all-electric car sales, but the plug-in hybrids really collapsed due to reduced tax incentives (CO₂ emission component). The steep decline in PHEV sales is the direct reason why the overall plug-in car sales decreased.

Stats for the month:

• BEVs: 6,160 (up 21%, at 75.6% market share) + 794 "used" + 250 new vans
• PHEVs: 852 (down 75%, at 10.5% market share)
• Total: 7,012 (down 17%, at 86.1% market share)

So far this year, over 14,000 new passenger plug-ins were registered in Norway.

Plug-in car registrations in year-to-date:

• BEVs: 12,820 (up 22%, at 79.6% market share)
• PHEVs: 1,391 (down 78%, at 8.6% market share)
• Total: 14,211 (down 15%, at 88.2% market share)

The gasoline, diesel and non-rechargeable hybrids were in the minority with less than 14% of the market in February (4.7% gasoline, 4.7% diesel, 4.5% hybrids).
https://insideevs.com/news/571617/norway-plugin-car-sales-february2022/