Video Summary
-The Polestar 4’s design features the Polestar logo, twin blade headlights, daytime running lights, and side curtains for aerodynamic purposes.- The wheels are 20-inch alloys, with optional 21- or 22-inch alloys available.
- Cameras are hidden around the car for the ADAS system for parking and lane departure warning.
- The recessed door handles pop in and out for drag coefficient.
- The car lacks a rear window, using a 2.5 megapixel camera instead, which makes the head mirror digital.
- The trunk has 526 liters of space and a 15 liter frunk.
- The DC charging is 200kW with AC charging at 11kW.
- The rear seats offer plenty of legroom, tailornit material, the option for nappa leather, and a panoramic sunroof with UV protection.
- Rear passengers can control music and climate.
- There is a recessed door handle for aerodynamic benefit.
- There is a black contrasting color on the bottom side.
- The long range Single motor has 268 bhp and WLTP Range is 385 miles.
- There is a display to see the digital head mirror.
- 0-62 mph is 7.1 seconds with single motor.
- The Column is too close to the knee when driving, might become annoying.
- In Front it is reminded of Polestar 2.
- The interface could look modern with user interface.
- Driving is not as good as Polestar 3.
- May be a test for new features from Polestar.
- The plus pack with the pilot pack are good to have.
- The car is softier looking than Polestar 3.
- Overall the reviewer does not fully buy into the car.
