544 HP Polestar EV Revealed - INSANELY Powerful!

544 HP Polestar EV Revealed - INSANELY Powerful!

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Polestar has revealed its coupe-style electric SUV at the Shanghai Auto Show, and as expected, the Polestar 4 is a head turner with a lot of power. It also has a pretty bold design choice: there's no rear window, so the driver's rear view is provided by a camera. The idea is to create "a new kind of immersive rear occupant experience," the company wrote in an announcement post for the new EV. The Polestar 4 has a sleek and sporty design (for an SUV) broken up by subtle body panel creases and mildly bulging fenders. The lack of a rear window is an odd decision, as it's bound to make the interior feel a bit... stuffy. the Polestar 4, the aim was to create an "SUV coupe," but not in the usual fashion. If you haven't followed the change in parlance in recent years, that's a crossover with a swoopy roofline and four doors. Such designs are often based on existing SUVs, sacrificing rear headroom in the process. Polestar avoided this with a clean sheet design that focuses on comfort for rear passengers. Polestar's fastest car yet. Maximum power output is 544 hp from the all-wheel-drive dual motor drivetrain, delivering a zero-to-60 mph sprint in under 3.8 seconds. Single-motor models will also be available in a rear-wheel-drive configuration, with 272 hp on tap. As is the way with EVs, aerodynamic efficiency was a primary driver of the design. In this case, drag is minimized with features like retractable door handles and flush windows. In this video, We are discussing the Watch 544 HP Polestar EV Revealed - INSANELY Powerful!

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