Situated in Coventry, England, the new facility will allow Polestar to increase its own R&D capabilities, and further strengthens the brand's ability to engineer its future electric performance vehicles. In one of the world's most prominent automotive engineering environments, Polestar's U.K. engineering operation will initially employ around 60 engineers, bringing a wealth of specialised skills to the company that will specifically support the development of future Polestar cars, beyond Polestar 3.

These engineers have already been involved in preliminary development work for Polestar, and will now be fully immersed into future Polestar car projects as part of the global Polestar engineering network.

"Investing in the automotive engineering talent that the U.K. has to offer will strengthen our capabilities," says Thomas Ingenlath, Chief Executive Officer at Polestar. "The passion and dedication of these great engineers fit the Polestar spirit perfectly and will allow us to create some really awesome cars!"

Hans Pehrson, responsible for Research and Development at Polestar, comments, "Polestar's role as a technology spearhead requires new and developing skills in low-volume, lightweight, multi-material performance car engineering, and the new U.K. operation will allow us to take the next steps towards our future cars.