Polestar 3 and latest Polestar 5 prototypes make dynamic debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Polestar is back at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with some of its forthcoming models making their dynamic debut at the iconic event – including Polestar 3 and Polestar 5.

In the First Glance Paddock, which is opposite the main Polestar stand, the 380 kW/517hp Polestar 3 and 650 kW/884 hp Polestar 5 prototypes are joined by the 350 kW/476 hp Polestar 2 BST edition 230. Each car will run up the hill twice per day during the festival.

“We love showing our latest prototypes to the public at Goodwood. With production now starting in the first quarter of 2024, it’s time for Polestar 3 to take its first-ever run up the famous Hill. The SUV for the electric age looks fantastic and will be an exceptional car to own. The latest Polestar 5 verification prototype is here, too. Developed in the UK, Goodwood is like home turf for our electric 4-door GT,” comments Thomas Ingenlath, Polestar CEO.

On the main Polestar stand, Polestar 3, the updated Polestar 2 with rear-wheel drive and the Polestar electric roadster concept are on display. Electric Avenue hosts Polestar 3 this year.

The updated Polestar 2 and the limited-production BST edition 230 are available to buy online today. Polestar 3can be ordered online and will soon appear in Polestar Spaces in all markets, with deliveries expected in Q2 2024. Polestar 5, the production evolution of the Polestar Precept, is planned for its official launch in 2024. Polestar 6, the production evolution of the electric roadster concept, is planned for launch in 2026.

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Evi Boits

Communications Manager, oona agency

 

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Polestar (Nasdaq: PSNY) ist die schwedische Marke für leistungsstarke Elektroautos, die sich zum Ziel gesetzt hat, die Gesellschaft durch den Einsatz von Design und Technologie zu verbessern, um den Übergang zu einer nachhaltigen Mobilität zu beschleunigen. Polestar hat seinen Hauptsitz in Göteborg, Schweden, und vertreibt seine Fahrzeuge online in 27 Märkten in Nordamerika, Europa und im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum. Das Unternehmen plant, bis 2030 ein wirklich klimaneutrales Serienauto ohne Kompensation zu bauen.

Polestar 2 wurde 2019 als elektrischer Performance Fastback mit avantgardistischem skandinavischem Design und bis zu 350 kW eingeführt. Ende 2022 wurde Polestar 3 als SUV für das Elektrozeitalter vorgestellt - ein großer High Performance SUV, der Sportwagendynamik mit einer niedrigen Bauweise und einem geräumigen Innenraum verbindet. Polestar plant, bis 2026 drei weitere elektrische Performance Fahrzeuge auf den Markt zu bringen.

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