Polestar Zero: 12 more firms join quest to deliver 'truly climate-neutral' car by 2030

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Swedish EV brand unveils flurry of new partnerships with specialist suppliers as it works to drive down emissions right across electric car value chain

Polestar's ambitions of producing a "truly climate-neutral car" by 2030 that boasts net zero emissions right across the supply chain have taken another step forward, with the addition of 12 new partners...

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