Welcome back to EV News Daily. Coming up today, Pulse Star 4 arrives in America.

China's Hyundai Alexio headed to Australia and the third-generation Nissan Leaf details.

Plus stay tuned because later in the show talking Nissan Leaf.

I'll tell you which airport is getting 2.1 megawatt hours of stationary energy made from old leaf batteries. Well, good morning, good afternoon or good

evening, wherever you are in the world. Welcome to EV News Daily. This is your trusted source of

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Now, Polestar announced yesterday that the Polestar 4 is now on sale in the United States.

It starts at $56,400. I think that's a success, that price. I'll tell you why. Customer deliveries

are expected in the fall. The coupe SUV has four trims. The long-range dual motor,

for instance, goes not to 60 miles an hour, it's just under 100kpH, 3.7 seconds. That is the brand's

quickest production model yet. The Pulse Star 4 debuted at the Shanghai Auto Show in April

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