Polestar 4 revealed as sleek coupe SUV

This is the Polestar 4 – another potent EV from the Swedish brand that’s just been revealed at the Shanghai Motor Show.

Set to take on the likes of electrified BMWs, here’s what we know so far.

Polestar 4 fast facts

• New SUV-Coupe look offered
• 102kWh battery for 300+ miles of range
• Available in 268bhp and 537bhp form
• Follows styling cues of the recent Polestar 3
• Set to take on cars like the Tesla Model Y

Polestar 4 styling

We’ve known the Polestar 4 has been coming for a while, with several concepts hinting as to what we can expect a production car to look like. It takes lots of its styling cues from the Polestar 3, featuring a similarly styled front end with the brand’s trademark “Thor’s Hammer” headlights.

Things change down the side though, with the new model taking on more coupe-like proportions than the smaller 3. The roof line slopes neatly into the boot, where you’ll find one of the car’s stand-out features – it doesn’t have a rear window.

In its place, you’ll find a rear-mounted camera to help visibility. You’ll also find a full-width light bar at the rear, while the look is finished off by a set of huge alloy wheels.

Polestar 4 interior and tech

The 4 starts off where the 3 leaves off – it features the same minimalist interior manufactured using quality recycled and eco-friendly materials – but it’s still bristling with tech. The driver gets their own digital display, while a central touchscreen dominates the dashboard.

This controls the majority of the car’s functions. A further look reveals there’s actually a third screen that’s normally where the rear-view mirror would be. This provides a constant rearward view via that aforementioned camera.

It’s certainly a roomy cabin, with ample space for five adults and around 500 litres of boot capacity. If you want a little extra space, you’ll find there’s a further 15 litres of capacity in the “frunk”.

Polestar 4 drivetrains

The Polestar 4 will be available with either a single electric motor or dual motors, depending on specification. All models feature a 102kWh battery pack that will provide up to 300 miles of range in the single motor, and 270 miles in the dual-motor.

The dual-motor also happens to be the quickest Polestar to date, producing 537bhp. It gets from 0-62mph in just 3.8 seconds and features a top speed of 124mph. Charging capacity is up to 200kW, which will allow an 80% charge in less than half an hour.

Polestar 4 release date and leasing plans

Further details and specs are to be confirmed, but we expect the Polestar 4 to be available in the UK later this year. It’s likely to get a list price of around £60,000.

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