Polestar Stops Selling New Cars in the USA

Polestar 停止在美國銷售新車


Introduction

Polestar will stop selling new cars in the USA starting in 2027. The US government said no to the company.

Polestar 將於 2027 年起停止在美國銷售新車。美國政府對該公司採取了拒絕態度。

Main Body

The US government has a new rule about car technology. This rule stops cars with technology from China. The US government thinks this technology is dangerous for the country.

美國政府針對汽車技術制定了一項新規定。這項規定禁止使用來自中國技術的汽車。美國政府認為這些技術對國家具有危險性。

Polestar is a Swedish company, but a Chinese company owns it. Polestar asked for a special permit, but the government said no. Another company, Volvo, got a permit, but Polestar did not.

Polestar 是一家瑞典公司,但由一家中國公司持有。Polestar 申請了特別許可,但政府予以拒絕。另一家公司 Volvo 獲得了許可,但 Polestar 卻沒有。

Now Polestar will focus on Europe. Most people in Europe buy Polestar cars. The company will build a new car, the Polestar 7, in Slovakia.

現在 Polestar 將重心轉向歐洲。大多數歐洲消費者購買 Polestar 汽車。該公司將在斯洛伐克生產一款新車,即 Polestar 7。

Conclusion

Polestar will leave the US market in 2027. They will still fix old cars and sell the cars they have now.

Polestar 將於 2027 年退出美國市場。他們仍將維修舊車並銷售現有的庫存車輛。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'Future Plan' Pattern

In this story, we see a lot of things that will happen later. To talk about the future in English, we use will + action.

Look at these examples from the text:

  • Polestar will stop selling cars.
  • Polestar will focus on Europe.
  • The company will build a new car.

How it works: Subject \rightarrow will \rightarrow action word

Quick Comparison:

  • Now: Polestar is a company. (Fact)
  • Future: Polestar will leave the US. (Plan)

🌏 Where is it from?

Notice how the text uses words for countries and the words for people/companies from those countries:

CountryCompany/Person
ChinaChinese
SwedenSwedish
USAUS / American

Tip: We use the 'Company/Person' version to describe the technology or the owners.

Vocabulary Learning

government (n.)
The group of people who control a country
Example:The government makes new laws for the city.
technology (n.)
Scientific knowledge used to make machines and tools
Example:New technology makes smartphones faster.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause problems
Example:It is dangerous to drive too fast.
permit (n.)
An official paper that allows you to do something
Example:You need a permit to build a house here.
focus (v.)
To give all your attention to one thing
Example:I need to focus on my homework.
market (n.)
The place or group of people who buy a product
Example:The company wants to sell phones in the Asian market.
Practice A2 words in a crossword