Polestar CEO Michael Lohscheller is standing firm in his support for the European Union's ambitious plan to ban the sale of new combustion engines by 2035. In a recent statement, Lohscheller emphasized the importance of policy consistency in driving the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), citing the need for adequate charging infrastructure and improved vehicle range as crucial factors in making EVs a viable option for consumers. With Europe accounting for a significant 78 percent of Polestar's sales, the Swedish luxury electric vehicle manufacturer is well-positioned to benefit from the EU's push towards a cleaner, more sustainable transportation sector. As the automotive industry continues to navigate the challenges of electrification, Lohscheller's stance highlights the growing momentum behind the EU's 2035 ban and its potential to reshape the global EV market.
Polestar CEO Michael Lohscheller defends the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban. He says charging infrastructure and vehicle range support policy consistency. Europe comprises 78 percent of sales for ...
