Federal connected-vehicle rules targeting Chinese technology will block future Polestar models unless regulations change.

Polestar will no longer be allowed to sell new vehicles in the United States beginning with the 2027 model year after the Trump administration denied the Swedish electric-vehicle maker authorization under federal rules governing connected vehicle technology, according to Reuters.

The decision essentially blocks Polestar from introducing new models in the US market as Washington continues to express national security concerns over vehicles with technology tied to China.

Other automakers with Chinese ownership have sought different courses of action. Volvo Cars received authorization from the Commerce Department in May, though the automaker said it must continue demonstrating compliance across its US lineup.

  • Bluescluestoothpaste@sh.itjust.works
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    3 days ago

    Yes it’d be nice if i woke up and everything is automated and remote started, that’s how billionaires live. But this isn’t about what i like and dont like or prefer and dont prefer, this is about looking at this huge machine that is destroying people and judging it. We’re not demanding anything, just pointing out the money we pay for these conveniences literally goes to the pedophile class in control of the government (along with our personal data which they leverage to make even more money.)

    I agree nobody has any responsibility for it, (except maybe those at the very top), but I wonder if anyone’s going to step up and stop them in the name of doing what’s right. I won’t, im just a consumer schmuck like you trying to figure out how i will survive in retirement in a few decades.

    • FishFace@piefed.socialEnglish
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      2 days ago

      this is about looking at this huge machine that is destroying people

      I don’t think you can draw the causal chain between me paying for a service I want and anyone being “destroyed”. Or perhaps you can, but it’d be so long and indirect you could apply the same chain to buying anything from any company.