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The Polestar 1 has a total capacity of 34 kWh [15] arranged in three battery stacks (two packs), fitted behind the rear seats and along the central tunnel. [20] This gives the Polestar 1 an all-electric range of 150 km (93 mi) on the NEDC. Polestar claimed that this was the largest electric range for any plug-in hybrid available at the time. [21]
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The Polestar 1 was built between 2019 and 2021, and was built in a new purpose-built Polestar Production Centre in Chengdu, China, [27] from 2019 at a rate of up to 500 per year. [28] During its final year of production, a limited-production gold-painted version of Polestar 1 was released. Only 25 units were produced. [29]
The Polestar 2 is also the first car with Google's Android Automotive operating system built in. Polestar 2 is the second car under the Polestar brand after the Polestar 1. Polestar 1 is however a plug-in hybrid and limited production vehicle, making the Polestar 2 the first battery electric vehicle and mass production Polestar vehicle.
Suffice to say the Polestar 3 will be Polestar - backed by Volvo and China’s Geely - biggest product release in its history, as it takes on a growing field of EV SUV competitors like the Tesla ...
Pages in category "Polestar vehicles" The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. 0–9. Polestar 1;
It assembles its Polestar 2 sedan crossover and Polestar 3 at a facility in Chengdu, China — and those cars are subject to the US tariffs of 100% on Chinese-made EVs, a policy implemented by the ...
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