Video Summary
Absolutely! Here is the summary of the YouTube video review of the electric car, formatted as requested:- When the Polestar 2 first launched, three keys were provided, two main keys with buttons and a hidden key blade, and an activity key fob without buttons.
- Polestar changed the key system to supply only one activity key fob and one proper key fob.
- Losing a key can be costly, with a new main key with a cut blade costing around £350 plus VAT. The smaller activity key is £114 plus VAT, and lacks replaceable batteries.
- In the UK, the Polestar 2 has a 3-year or 30,000-mile service plan, providing free servicing at Volvo dealerships.
- The service interval reminder is in the vehicle settings, under the "More" tab.
- A digital service record isn't available.
- Average consumption during the test was 29.6 kWh/100 mi = 18.4 kWh/100km = 3.4 mi/kWh
- All Polestar 2s come with most safety features like collision avoidance assistance and lane-keeping.
- 2023 models and newer that are equipped with the Plus package have added interior trim, a glass roof, and a Harman Kardon sound system.
- The most significant factor affecting the performance of the vehicle is the 20" Performance wheels with a staggered setup, as they are not re-furbishable.
- The 360-degree camera, integrated with side cameras and the mirror cameras, enhances parking ease.
- Google Maps integrated into the touchscreen offers the ability to search for charging stations during a route.
- The range assistant provides a projected range which shows up to 150 miles while driving, and 120 in the instrument cluster.
