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Polestar uses less energy to make its latest EV than anything else in its range.
The company quotes a carbon footprint of 19.9 tonnes of CO2 from cradle to gate.
The car can DC fast-charge at rates of up to 200 kW, which should take the battery pack from 10 to 80 percent state of charge in 30 min. At night , LEDs illuminate the interior from behind textile trim panels.
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