Major car brand banned from selling vehicles in the United States over links to China

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Popular electric car manufacturer Polestar has announced an overhaul of its sales strategy after being banned from selling its vehicles in the United States.The Swedish company said the US Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security has not granted Polestar an authorisation to sell vehicles in the US from 2027 onwards.It stated that this was under the Connected Vehicle Rule, severely impacting the brand's ability to sell in the major market.The Swedish company said it would increase its strategic focus in Europe, which represents almost 80 per cent of its retail sales volumes, in response to the decision.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In the first quarter of 2026, 94 per cent of Polestar's retail sales originated in markets outside the United States.Polestar will continue to sell existing stock of its 3 and 4 models in the United States, in addition to supporting customers with access to its service network.The rules from the US government have been introduced on...

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