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Polestar owners left ‘holding the bag’ after EV brand pulls out of the US

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Andrew J. Hawkins
Polestar owners left ‘holding the bag’ after EV brand pulls out of the US
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Polestar has announced it will cease vehicle sales in the US starting with the 2027 model year following federal restrictions on Chinese-linked software. Owners and dealers are expressing frustration over potential depreciation and uncertainty regarding future service and warranty support.

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This highlights the growing impact of geopolitical trade tensions and software-related regulations on the automotive industry and consumer rights.

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Last month, Polestar shocked the auto industry when it announced that it was pulling out of the US.

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