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Polestar 4

Polestar 4

There's a lot more to the Polestar 4 than no rear window...

The Polestar 4 splits the difference between a sleek crossover and a lower-slung four-door sports saloon. Generally, its closest rival is the Porsche Macan Electric, but the Porsche is considerably more expensive. The Polestar 4’s lack a rear window (there’s a camera system instead) is meant to be about better aerodynamics and packaging, but it’s also a heck of a talking point. The cabin is roomy and classy, and the 4 is also very rewarding to drive, with excellent range thanks to that sleek shape. A bit of a star car, really.

Polestar 4 specifications

Official WLTP range between charges
560-600km
Battery details (usable capacity)
94kWh lithium-ion
Electric motor details
200kW single motor, 400kW dual-motor
Fastest recharging rate
200kW on DC, 11kW on AC
Energy consumption
14.8-16.8kWh/100km
Maximum power output
272/544hp
Maximum torque output
343/686Nm
0–100km/h
3.8-7.4 seconds
Towing capability
1,500-2,000kg
Kerb weight
2,232-2,351kg

Last updated 30 December 2024

Polestar 4 videos

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Visiting the Polestar Space showroom in Dublin

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Video review of Polestar 4

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