Polestar has teamed up with connected vehicle data provider Volteras to provide direct access to its Polestar Fleet Telematics service.

The partnership enables fleet operators and mobility providers to seamlessly integrate vehicle-level data from Polestar EVs into their operational workflows via Volteras.

The integration supports all Polestar models, delivering consistent fleet visibility in the UK, EU, US and Canada as customers scale their electric vehicle operations.

Benefits for Volteras customers include secure access to rich real-time and near-real-time vehicle insights from Polestar without the need for aftermarket hardware. Fleet data is delivered directly via the Polestar Fleet Telematics service, delivering OEM-grade accuracy, reliability and full vehicle compatibility.

By embedding high-quality vehicle data into workflows, fleet customers can optimise charging strategies, reduce operational costs, improve overall fleet efficiency, protect and increase residual values whilst better supporting their decarbonisation goals.

The partnership removes the complexity and fragmentation associated with third-party telematics, delivering OEM-integrated data that allows fleet operators to focus on scaling EV adoption rather than managing disconnected systems and data sources.

Access to Polestar Fleet Telematics via Volteras is available across all models from the Swedish electric performance car brand. The solution is designed to support mixed and growing EV fleets, ensuring long-term compatibility as Polestar continues to expand its vehicle lineup.

Emma Knapp, manager of global key accounts at Polestar, said: “Our partnership with Volteras via Polestar Fleet Telematics empowers fleets to unlock the full potential of their connected Polestar vehicles.

“By integrating high-quality, vehicle-generated data into Volteras’ advanced energy and charging solutions, businesses can optimise their operations, reduce costs, and accelerate their sustainability goals. Together, we enable fleets to make smarter, data-driven decisions that accelerate the shift to sustainable mobility.”

Volteras said the integration was a significant milestone.

Chris Heddle, head of sales & partnerships, elaborated: “Polestar has been a priority brand for our customers for some time, and we’re pleased to offer seamless onboarding and access to a broad range of vehicle data through our platform in the UK, EU, US and Canada.

“This partnership strengthens our fleet data ecosystem and reinforces our focus on providing mixed fleet operators with the insights they need to manage and optimise electric vehicles with confidence.”

Current Polestar models include the 2, 3, 4 and the 5 four-door Grand Tourer (GT) available from this summer. Upcoming launches include the Polestar 7 compact SUV arriving in 2028 and the Polestar 6 roadster. The brand’s major new offensive, announced last month, will also include an estate version of the Polestar 4 SUV-coupé and a new-generation Polestar 2 electric fastback due 2027.