Sustainability
Transparency

From climate-neutrality to supply chain traceability and sustainability labeling, transparency is a key enabler to making real world progress.

Polestar, along with all car makers, has a vital role to play in meeting global climate goals. Our industry is one of the world's biggest polluters and right now we are way off track, despite having funds and engineering capabilities to change that. But to change, we need a clear Pathway. We need collective climate action and unprecedented collaboration. That is why we teamed up with Rivian and Kearney to create the Pathway Report. 

The Polestar 2 Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) reveals the car's lifetime carbon footprint, covering emissions from materials production, manufacturing and logistics, use phase, and end of life. The report also includes the methodology we used.

By being completely transparent about our methods and progress toward a climate-neutral future, we aim to set a standard that others who want to make similar claims must follow.

We're fully transparent about all greenhouse gas emissions from cradle to grave, so you can make an informed choice.

We're working to change how minerals are extracted and processed. We want them to be mined responsibly, with respect for human rights, local communities, and ecosystems. We currently trace cobalt using blockchain. More risk materials will follow.

Using blockchain software supplied by our partner, Circulor, we can accurately track cobalt throughout our entire supply chain. This means its source, and the methods by which it's extracted, processed and transported, can be regulated.

You can find product sustainability declarations on our website and in Polestar Spaces. They currently disclose our cars' cradle-to-gate carbon footprint and traced risk materials. The next step is to develop these declarations by including more sustainability metrics such as recycled content.

The figure in the above image refers to the Polestar 2 Long range Dual motor variant.

We take a holistic approach to sustainability, according to the scope set out by the 17 Sustainable Development Goals from the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. We continuously reassess and take action on all of our material issues, to ensure that we strive toward a positive impact.