<aside> 💡 Project Philosophy This project embodies Jony Ive's timeless principle: "Simplicity is not just a visual style, but the result of solving complex problems to create products that are clear and direct.”

What appears as a simple page emerged from navigating intricate regulatory challenges—refined clarity amid complexity.”

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🔋 EU Battery Passport – Polestar

🚗 About Polestar

Polestar is a Swedish premium electric vehicle brand. From its roots as a racing team, it has evolved into a standalone manufacturer under the Geely Group, focused on innovative, performance-oriented EVs.

🌱 Sustainability Commitment

• Halving emissions by 2030: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions per vehicle sold by 50%
• Climate neutrality by 2040: Achieving full neutrality across the entire value chain
• Transparent reporting: Annual sustainability reports with measurable progress
• Already making impact: Carbon footprint per car reduced by nearly 25% through electrification, circularity, and supply chain optimizations

🎯 Project Objective

📜 Regulatory Context

The EU Battery Passport is mandated under Article 77 of the EU Battery Regulation and integrates with the Eco-design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which entered into force in July 2024. It requires digital product passports (DPPs) to collect lifecycle data for enhanced transparency and sustainability.

🎨 Key Goals

• Circular economy transition: Moving from linear to circular economic models
• Informed decision-making: Empowering consumers and stakeholders with comprehensive data
• Environmental impact reduction: Minimizing social and environmental footprints
• Resource optimization: Boosting repurposing, recycling, and raw material recovery
• EU Twin Transition: Supporting sustainable, circular, and digital economy transformation