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.
This isn't a matter of "making life better" in the sense that I am familiar with: that is, making a fairer, welcoming and livable place for everyone. This is that you and the person above have a certain preference that I don't share, and you expect me to somehow enable you to realise that preference.
Your desire to be able to remote start your car in a particular way is not comparable in the slightest to issues of societal justice and trying to guilt trip me into enabling your consumer choices is, again, childish. If you don't want to pay for a service don't pay for it. If you wish there were a service which doesn't exist, go and make your desires known to the people who may provide it. Don't demand that someone else foregoes their preferences to enable you.
Doing so is as coherent as if I were to demand that you stop buying cars that aren't green because I wish more manufacturers made green cars. I do wish that, but you don't have any responsibility to help me with it.