This will be Polestar’s first financial investment in another company, and it will become a shareholder in Israel-based StoreDot
StoreDot is developing silicon-dominant, extreme fast charging batteries for electric vehicles. The Israel-based company says it aims to produce batteries for EVs capable of charging up to 160 km of range in just five minutes, by 2024.
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