Polestar faces US sales ban for new models from 2027.
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Polestar faces US sales ban for new models from 2027. Polestar will no longer be able to offer new vehicles in the US market starting from the 2027 model year. This follows a decision by the US Department of Commerce not to grant the electric vehicle manufacturer an exemption under the so-called Connected Vehicle Rule. By guest author 26.06.2026 - 14:00 According to German media, the US Department of Commerce has denied Polestar an exemption under the Connected Vehicle Rule. The regulation restricts the sale of connected vehicles manufactured by companies, or using certain software suppliers, that are controlled by China or Russia. The US government says the measures are intended to address national security concerns related to vehicle data and connected systems. The decision applies to new model variants from the 2027 model year onwards. Vehicles already produced, including the Polestar 3 and Polestar 4, as well as all model-year 2026 and earlier vehicles, can continue to be sold in the United States. Only a few weeks ago, Polestar introduced updates for both models for the 2027 model year. The Polestar 3 gained an 800-volt electrical architecture and higher charging power, among other upgrades, while changes to the Polestar 4 were largely limited to a revised suspension setup. According to company statements, Polestar plans to focus more strongly on Europe in the...
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