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The Polestar 4 is a premium electric SUV-coupรฉ positioned between the Polestar 2 and Polestar 3. It stands out for one controversial reason:
๐ It has NO rear window.
Instead, it uses a camera-based rearview mirror, allowing a sleeker design and more rear passenger space.
It competes with cars like Tesla Model Y, Audi Q6 e-tron, and BMW iX.
⚡ Performance & Power
๐ Powertrains:
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Single motor (RWD):
- ~268 hp
- 0–100 km/h: ~7 sec
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Dual motor (AWD):
- ~536 hp
- 0–100 km/h: ~3.2–3.8 sec
๐ The dual-motor version is seriously fast—sports car quick.
๐ Driving feel:
- Smooth, instant electric acceleration
- Strong grip (especially AWD)
- Balanced handling (RWD is actually more fun for some drivers)
But:
- Steering can feel a bit numb
- Heavy weight is noticeable in aggressive driving
๐ Range & Charging
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Range:
- Up to ~310 miles (500 km) single motor
- ~280 miles (450 km) dual motor
- Battery: ~94–100 kWh
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Charging:
- Up to ~200 kW DC fast charging
- 10–80% in ~30–35 minutes
๐ Good, but not class-leading—especially for the performance model.
๐️ Interior & Technology
The interior is one of the strongest parts.
✨ Highlights:
- Minimalist Scandinavian design
- Premium materials (recycled fabrics, leather options)
- Huge 15.4-inch touchscreen
- Google-based infotainment system
๐ง๐ค๐ง Space:
- Excellent rear legroom (thanks to no rear glass)
- Comfortable seating for 5
⚠️ Downsides:
- Almost no physical buttons (everything is touchscreen)
- Can feel overly digital
๐ The “No Rear Window” Feature
This is the most controversial part.
๐ Pros:
- Better rear passenger space
- Sleeker exterior design
- Clear digital rear view (no obstruction)
๐ Cons:
- Takes time to get used to
- Can feel unnatural
- Potential blind-spot concerns
๐ Some drivers love it. Others hate it.
๐ฆ Practicality
- Good passenger space
- Decent cargo space (but less than boxy SUVs)
๐ It’s more about style than maximum practicality.
๐ก️ Safety & Tech Features
Includes:
- Adaptive cruise control
- Lane-keeping assist
- Blind-spot monitoring
- Emergency braking
- Optional semi-autonomous driving features
๐ฐ Price
- Starting around $57,000 – $74,000
๐ Positioned as a premium EV, but cheaper than many luxury rivals.
๐ Pros & ๐ Cons
✅ Pros
- Unique, futuristic design
- Very fast (dual motor)
- High-quality interior
- Comfortable and spacious rear seats
- Smooth driving experience
❌ Cons
- No rear window (not for everyone)
- Range is just average
- Heavy reliance on touchscreen
- Less practical than traditional SUVs
๐งพ Real-World Owner Feedback (from Reddit)
Some honest user insights:
“It’s a genuinely lovely place to be… feels properly premium.”
But also:
“Software issues… not acceptable at this price.”
๐ Common themes:
- ๐ Great design & comfort
- ๐ Software bugs + range concerns
๐ Final Verdict
The Polestar 4 is a bold, design-first electric SUV.
๐ It’s perfect if you want:
- Something different from Tesla
- Premium interior + futuristic design
- Strong performance
๐ Avoid it if you want:
- Maximum practicality
- Best-in-class range
- Traditional driving feel
⭐ Bottom Line
The Polestar 4 isn’t trying to please everyone.
It’s a statement car—stylish, fast, and innovative—but with a few compromises that you need to accept.
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