The Polestar 2020 Polestar 2 is Polestar's first full battery electric vehicle. It follows the (imaginatively named) Polestar 1 plug-in hybrid, but is a rather more accessible and practical saloon (or sedan, depending on where you live prefer).
The 2 costs around £46,000 in the UK, and its two motors give it a total of 402bhp - so it's able to take on fast versions of the Tesla Model 3. A 0-62mph time of just 4.7sec means it has acceleration to spare. And its range is a very competitive 292 miles.
We loved the Polestar 1, and there are similar nerdy, geeky bits in the Polestar 2's suspension as well. But how will it stack up against its 2020 EV competitors like the Tesla Model 3, or even Audi's Audi E-tron?
Join Autocar's Matt Saunders as he finds out.
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Don’t knock the Chinese
Xi needs the taxes this cars going to provide, how else will they be able to afford abusing human rights?
I am making a good salary
Wouldn't have a Tesla, would
Wouldn't have a Tesla, would have one of these. If I were in the market, which I'm not.