Video Summary
The vehicle reviewed is electric. It has performance that’s quicker than most performance cars at 536 horsepower and goes from 0 to 60 in 3.7 seconds. Performance is smooth, quiet, and it has more technology. The car is cheaper than performance cars. The electric car does not have a back window but a camera to view the rear.The Polestar is a success, since most secretly want to be in Star Wars. The technology allows one to select one of the presets to which planet to visit, like Jupiter.
The vehicle should charge at 200 kilowatts to give 225 miles in 20 minutes, but not all chargers will deliver. It has a charging range of 272 miles at 74%, with a real range of 361 miles. The real range and battery management needed testing in the week-long review.
One-pedal drive saves the brain from micro-stresses. This enables drivers to go further and be less fatigued.
The car has a head-up display. For longer journeys, this is an advantage, along with the digital mirror. The car has many driver adjustments.
The car makes one want to avoid motorways. This car didn't have air suspension. The reviewer thought this would be awful, but found it was to his liking. The wheels sing a little bit on the surfaces.
Google integration is fast and well-integrated in the car. The reviewer does suggest there may be issues with Google Assistant. The car can change ambient light colors based on the planet selection.
While it is not the sound system of higher trims it is a good harmon/Kardon system. There are some software bugs to work out. The panel gaps for the doors are as good as early Teslas. All things considered, the car has a solid driving dynamic.
