Polestar 4 SUV Arrives with £2k Price Cut and Brings Back Rear Window
The new SUV adds a conventional rear window, 129 liters more cargo space and a 630-kilometer WLTP range, Polestar said.
- Polestar will launch an upright SUV version of the Polestar 4 later this year, adding a conventional rear window to address the coupe's distinctive design constraint.
- The original Polestar 4 coupe grabbed attention for its fastback silhouette but lacked a rear window, relying on a roof-mounted camera instead; the SUV shares the same 4,840-millimeter length and 2,139-millimeter width.
- Pricing in Germany starts at €57,900, €4,000 less than the coupe, while the SUV offers 530 liters of cargo volume to the seatbacks or 1,665 liters with rear seats folded.
- Polestar plans deliveries for the fourth quarter of 2026, targeting Europe as its largest market, where wagon preferences drive demand for the new SUV format.
- A 100-kilowatt-hour battery pack is standard across the range, with 200-kilowatt maximum DC charging and an optional electrochromic glass roof that reduces glare through electrically dimmable laminated glass.
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Has started being manufactured in South Korea.
Polestar expands the range of 4 with a new SUV variant, designed to offer more space and versatility than the coupe without changing its technical setting. Production has already started in the Busan plant in South Korea, while the first deliveries are expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. The main difference concerns the part [...] L'articolo Polestar 4 becomes SUV. More space and up to 630 km of autonomy comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Polestar expands the Polestar 4 by an SUV version. The previous model was renamed Polestar 4 Coupé.
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