The proof is in the press drives

A large proportion of Polestar 2 customers are early adopters. Those who could see that the product was a unique proposition: a fully electric, obsessively designed car that offers a holistic and inclusive driver experience. And for these early faithful (to whom, it must be said, we are very grateful), some sort of verification is needed while they await their first moments behind the wheel. Proof that their choice is the right one. Confirmation is key, after all.

And this confirmation has come rolling in, from journalists the world over who have put the Polestar 2 through the motions and have been delighted with the results.

See their impressions, and learn how we put this together in response to the global situation, above.

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