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Toyota's Ranking: Toyota regained the top position in Consumer Reports' reliability rankings for 2025, after falling to second place behind Subaru last year.

Lexus Performance: Toyota's luxury brand, Lexus, secured the third spot in the same reliability rankings.

Consumer Reports' Methodology: Consumer Reports employs a unique approach to testing car reliability, which differentiates it from other publications and consumer groups.

Limitations of Results: While Consumer Reports' results are useful, they also have limitations due to their distinct testing methods.

Stock Performance: Polestar's shares dropped over 12% following the announcement of a 1-for-30 reverse stock split aimed at boosting its stock price and avoiding delisting from Nasdaq due to non-compliance with listing requirements.

Financial Struggles: The company reported a 13% increase in net loss year-over-year, totaling $365 million, despite a 36% revenue growth to $748 million, highlighting ongoing challenges such as U.S. tariffs and increased competition in the EV market.

Analyst Sentiment: Wall Street analysts maintain a negative outlook on Polestar, with a Moderate Sell consensus rating, although the average price target suggests a potential upside of 84% from the current stock price.

Competitive Landscape: Polestar faces significant pressure from both domestic and international competitors, particularly from Chinese EV manufacturers, while also dealing with delays in new model launches and rising debt concerns.