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Polestar’s Sales Are Growing, But It’s Still Far From Safe
Executive Summary
Summary: Polestar’s sales grew 34% to 60,119 vehicles in 2025, but the Swedish EV maker faces serious financial challenges with a $2.357 billion net loss and negative 35.4% gross margin. Despite expanding its retail network, Q1 2026 sales growth slowed to just 7%, raising concerns about long-term viability and heavy discounting pressures in the competitive premium EV market.
Brands mentioned: Polestar, Volvo, Geely, Tesla, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, BMW
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Polestar’s Sales Are Growing, But It’s Still Far From Safe
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