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Polestar to exit US market over rules targeting Chinese and Russian connected-vehicle technology

Polestar reportedly plans to leave the US market because of the Connected Vehicle Rule, which restricts connected technology linked to China and Russia. The development adds a concrete commercial consequence to the broader US push to restrict Chinese vehicles.

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The exit could deepen US-China technology and automotive decoupling while disrupting vehicle availability and supply chains.

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  1. Polestar to exit US market due to Connected Vehicle Rule that bans connected tech linked to China, Russia ↗paultan.org · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 6:17 AM UTC

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