Jonas

@rasherdk.bsky.social

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Don't get your hopes up.

A stacked area chart showing the change in share of current passenger cars in Denmark in the period 2011-2026 split by propellant (Petrol, Diesel, Electricity, Hybrid/petrol and Hybrid/Diesel). Until 2020, it was roughly a 80/20 split between petrol and diesel, but since then both Petrol and diesel have declined, while EVs have increased significantly. Hybrids have grown to make up a few percent. The most recent numbers are: Petrol: 59.4% Diesel: 19.6% Electricity: 17.1% Hybrid/petrol: 3.8% Hybrid/diesel: 0.1% Source: Statistics Denmark (https://www.statistikbanken.dk/bil52)
A chart showing the percentage of new passenger car registrations in Denmark from 2011 to 2026 grouped by type of propellant (petrol, diesel, electricity, hybrid/petrol and hybrid/diesel). The share of fossil fuel (petrol/diesel) was around to 95% until 2020, at which point the share of hybrids and later full electic cars start growing rapidly. Diesel quickly fell to near-zero while petrol steadily declined to just a few percent in 2026 where electric cars account for 95% of new car registrations. Source: Statistics Denmark (dst.dk)
A chart showing the percentage of new passenger car registrations in Denmark from 2011 to 2026 grouped by type of propellant (petrol, diesel, electricity, hybrid/petrol and hybrid/diesel). The share of fossil fuel (petrol/diesel) was around to 95% until 2020, at which point the share of hybrids and later full electic cars start growing rapidly. Diesel quickly fell to near-zero while petrol steadily declined to just a few percent in 2026 where electric cars account for 95% of new car registrations. Source: Statistics Denmark (dst.dk)
Still from Super Bowl LIX. Game clock is at 5:05 of 4th quarter. Score is Kansas City 6, Philadelphia 40
5 tweets by Neil deGrasse Tyson where he tells the same "joke", about how if you kiss yourself in a mirror, you can only do so on the lips. We get it Neil.
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