Polestar 2 touches down in Zeebrugge

The first shipment of customer cars has arrived in Europe, bound for Sweden and Norway. To Polestar 2 customers, this is surely welcome news, something to get excited about. The wait until they can sit behind the wheel of their all-electric fastback has just gotten shorter. The handovers are being prepped. The cars are being serviced. Ownership is approaching.

They say that the true joy is in the giving, not the receiving. We’re thrilled to see customer cars arrive in Zeebrugge, the bustling port which lies just outside the picturesque Belgian city of Bruges. Swedish and Norwegian customers will be delighted to get their Polestar 2. And we’ll be delighted to deliver them. There are more ships already en route with vehicles destined for our other markets.

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The first of the Polestar 2 customer cars have arrived in Europe.

These customer cars are rolling off the ship as we speak. And before long, they’ll be rolling along the highways, streets, lanes and alleyways of Europe. With North America and China to follow.

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