Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video review of an electric car:The car requires thinking about every journey, involves contacting the energy supplier, getting a smart meter installed, digging up the garden, and only has one cup holder. The reviewer finds that these drawbacks don't really matter due to the brilliance of the car.
The car's LED headlights and a camera create a "magical light show" on dark roads. It is like driving something alive, like an intelligent organism. There is also an emphasis on seat belt fashion and prominence. Seatbelt isn't an afterthought. There's a difference between being alive or being on crash detectives.
The reviewer notes that the Polestar has bought all the adverts on Facebook, plans to sponsor the moon, and that the interface displays things important to the driver. The font on the dash is called Unica 77, and that makes the car feel something, he can't explain. Creep Mode enables one-pedal driving.
In a real-world range test: 58% charged yields 170 miles, which is about 310 miles per full charge. The pilot-assist is superb adaptive cruise control combined with steering. In his opinion, car tires should be Michelin. One of the best auto pilot systems tested.
From a driving perspective, the suspension is fairly stiff but the car is energetic and engaging. It feels completely accomplished, like the car maker has been building them for a very long time. This is a ‘driver’s EV’ reminiscent of 3 Series or Audi A4 handling. Interior door cards are hard which can be uncomfortable, but the doorcards have a textile design. Used Polestars depreciate quickly, providing much value for the price: 288 pounds/month for a good used model.
The reviewer’s conclusion is the reviewer feels passionate about cars again due to this model.
