Pick up your electric car from Oslo Airport. Drive 7 hours (about 460 km) with charging stops; consider one overnight stop halfway near Geilo if needed for a more leisurely pace. Alternatively, split drive over two days.
Electric charging costs approx NOK200, 7h driving (can split day or stay on route near Geilo)
Drive approx 6 hours (380 km). Scenic route via E39 and RV63 passing by fjords and mountains. Stop en route for photos and relax breaks such as in Åndalsnes or similar.
Drive about 1.5 hours (approx 45 km) on iconic scenic routes with stops at viewpoints including Stigrøra and Trollveggen cliff, famous for its towering walls.
Take the beautiful Geriangervegen (road 63 and 15) to Stryn (approx 2.5 hrs, 120 km) with photo stops along Olvenet and Lovatnet lakes, perfect for light hikes and swimming.
Drive approx 3 hours (195 km) passing Trollveggen (the tallest vertical rock face in Northern Europe). Stop for photos and short walks, then continue to Ålesund, famous for Art Nouveau architecture.
Depending on energy and preference, take short drive to nearby beaches or fjord viewpoints; alternatively museum visits in town including Jugendstilsenteret for Art Nouveau lovers.
Drive approximately 5 hours (370 km) with stops to recharge electric car and stretch, maybe visit Lillehammer’s open-air Maihaugen Museum if time permits.
Take public transport or taxi from city to airport hotel for convenient early morning departure; light dinner in hotel restaurant or room service possible.