Puma Gen-E Dazzles in Norwegian Winter Wonderland
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Norway is Europe’s biggest market for electric vehicles
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|Norway is Europe’s biggest market for electric vehicles
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|Puma Gen-E Dazzles in Norwegian Winter Wonderland -
|The images were taken by photographer Tom Egil Jensen -
|Puma Gen-E has a combined electric range of to 376 km on a full charge -
|Electric Yellow paint really pops in brilliant light -
|Temperatures in Norway can drop below -25c in Winter -
|Puma Gen-E Premium comes with Dynamic Matrix LED headlights -
|Puma Gen-E will soon be available in Norway with Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free driving technology -
|Electric vehicles accounted for 95.9 per cent of all new passenger car sales in Norway last year -
|Puma Gen-E offers unique practicality and class-leading boot storage -
|Norefjell Ski Resort hosted the Winter Olympics for alpine sports in 1952
OSLO, Norway – With the eyes of the world still firmly fixed on the 2026 Winter Olympics, we bring you these cool shots of Puma Gen-E captured in Norway.
The images were taken by photographer Tom Egil Jensen at the Norefjell Ski Resort where the Winter Olympics for alpine sports were hosted way back in 1952. Located 100km from Oslo, Norefjell features 30 slopes and 14 lifts, catering to a range of skiing abilities from beginners to advanced skiers.
Norway is Europe’s biggest market for electric vehicles where last year they accounted for 95.9 per cent of all new passenger car sales. In 2025, Explorer, followed by Capri were the best-selling Ford passenger cars in the country.
Puma Gen-E will soon be available in Norway with Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free driving technology bringing a new level of comfort and convenience to customers.
Puma Gen-E Dazzles in Norwegian Winter Wonderland