Winter test sees victory for Polestar 3

In a series of recent events, Polestar, the electric vehicle (EV) specialist, has made a significant impact.

American basketball player Kevin Love and professional cyclist Demi Vollering have collaborated with Polestar for portraits, reflecting the brand's association with performance and creativity.

One of Polestar's flagship models, the Polestar 2, was put to the test in a 5,970 km long electric journey across Canada. The vehicle, which was charged 28 times during its journey, demonstrated its performance and reliability in various conditions, including winter.

The Polestar 3, another top-tier EV from Polestar, also impressed in challenging conditions. Its victory in the annual El Prix range test in Norway, conducted in January, sets a new benchmark for electric mobility. The El Prix results suggest that the Polestar 3 is suitable for winter roads, a rare occurrence in the test's history.

Michael Lohscheller, CEO of Polestar, stated that the Polestar 3's win is significant for customers seeking a luxury experience in an SUV. The Polestar 3, developed above the Arctic Circle in Sweden, offers a glimpse into the future of top-tier electric vehicles.

For those interested in the NAF El Prix, more information can be found on a Norwegian website, and the Polestar 3 can be ordered directly from their official website.

Kevin Love's approach to life emphasizes performance, well-being, and creativity, aligning with Polestar's commitment to innovation and excellence. Demi Vollering, too, embodies a commitment to speed and performance in all aspects of life, reflecting Polestar's ethos.

Polestar's continued success in various tests and competitions underscores its position as a leader in the electric vehicle market, providing reliable choices for both daily commutes and long journeys, regardless of the season.