Form
SCHEDULE 13D/A
Active or control-oriented beneficial ownership filing.
Eric Li - 19 Dec 2025 SCHEDULE 13D/A Report for Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class A American Depositary Shares, Class A Ordinary Shares, par value $0.01 each (PSNY)
- Large-stake signal
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Ownership
83%Beneficial ownership of this reported class.
Shares
63,831,976 sharesShares beneficially owned as disclosed.
Event date
19 Dec 2025Date tied to the ownership event or amendment.
Accepted by SEC
19 Dec 2025EDGAR acceptance date.
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- Class ownership
- 83%
- Symbol
- PSNY
- Shares outstanding
- 76,998,765 shares
- SEC form
- SCHEDULE 13D/A
- Accepted by SEC
- 19 Dec 2025, 16:18:28 UTC
- Event date
- 19 Dec 2025
- Prior SEC filing
- 24 Jul 2025
- Next SEC filing
- 30 Dec 2025
- Source filing
- View source filing
Ownership signal
CIK-linked ownership evidence from parsed SEC filings.
2 signals
Subject security
Names, identifiers, and filing context for this profile.
2 source fields
Source evidence
Original filing metadata and source links for verification.
6 source fields
Key filing fact
Eric Li disclosed 83% ownership in Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class A American Depositary Shares, Class A Ordinary Shares, par value $0.01 each (PSNY) on 19 Dec 2025.
Key facts
- Eric Li filed SCHEDULE 13D/A for Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class A American Depositary Shares, Class A Ordinary Shares, par value $0.01 each (PSNY).
- Disclosed ownership: 83%.
- Date of event: 19 Dec 2025.
Change
- Previous schedule filing date: 24 Jul 2025.
- Current filing was accepted on 19 Dec 2025, 16:18.
Research use
- This page turns one Schedule 13D/G filing into a quick large-stake read before the raw reporting-person rows.
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Evidence
Backed by Schedule 13D/13G
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Beneficial ownership values are sourced from the original SEC Schedule 13D/13G filing.
Reporting persons
Disclosed reporting parties (12)
Names, ownership percentages, voting power, signatures, titles, and CIKs as disclosed in this Schedule 13D/G filing.
| Name | Ownership | Shares owned | Sole voting power | Shared voting power | Signature | Title | CIK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eric Li | 83% | 63,831,976 | 72,799,747 | 0 | /s/ Eric Li | Eric Li (Shufu Li) | 0001965905 |
| Volvo Car Corporation | 16% | 12,677,431 | 12,677,431 | 0 | /s/ Hakan Samuelsson | Hakan Samuelsson, Director | 0001936654 |
| PSD Investment Limited | 44% | 33,949,660 | 42,917,431 | 0 | /s/ Shufu Li | Shufu Li, Sole Director | |
| PSD Capital Limited | 44% | 33,949,660 | 42,917,431 | 0 | /s/ Shufu Li | Shufu Li, Sole Director | |
| Snita Holding B.V. | 16% | 12,677,431 | 12,677,431 | 0 | /s/ Fredrik Hansson | Fredrik Hansson, Authorized Signatory | |
| Volvo Car AB | 16% | 12,677,431 | 12,677,431 | 0 | /s/ Hakan Samuelsson | Hakan Samuelsson, Director | 0001899294 |
| Geely Sweden Holdings AB | 39% | 29,882,316 | 29,882,316 | 0 | /s/ Shufu Li | Shufu Li, Director | |
| Shanghai Geely Zhaoyuan International Investment Co., Ltd | 39% | 29,882,316 | 29,882,316 | 0 | /s/ Quang Zhang | Quan Zhang, Director | |
| Beijing Geely Wanyuan International Investment Co., Ltd | 39% | 29,882,316 | 29,882,316 | 0 | /s/ Quan Zhang | Quan Zhang, Director | |
| Beijing Geely Kaisheng International Investment Co., Ltd | 39% | 29,882,316 | 29,882,316 | 0 | /s/ Quan Zhang | Quan Zhang, Director | |
| Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Company Limited | 39% | 29,882,316 | 29,882,316 | 0 | /s/ Donghui Li | Donghui Li, Legal Representative & Director | |
| Geely Sweden Automative Investment B.V. | 22% | 16,738,542 | 16,738,542 | 0 | /s/ Per Ansgar | Per Ansgar, Director |
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