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Curbing Concerns: EV batteries

EVs are becoming ever more popular. Something we’re obviously very excited about.

However, obstacles to greater EV adoption remain. One of the biggest is the number of myths, misconceptions, and misunderstandings around the batteries that power these electric cars. Therefore, in an effort to remove these obstacles, we sat down with Polestar Lead Engineer Camilla Møller to discuss some of the most common ones.

Learn more in this video.

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Polestar 3 and Polestar 4 parked in charging stations with cables connected to chargers on a paved surface.

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Polestar is operated in Ireland by OHM Group