New Polestar 4 prices and specs revealed: Porsche Macan’s main rival revealed

New Polestar 4 prices and specs revealed: Porsche Macan’s main rival revealed


Prices and internal specifications have been revealed for the new Polestar 4 ahead of its expected delivery to customers in August this year. The new electric crossover joins Polestar’s fast-growing lineup with big ambitions as the brand’s top global seller, competing with everything from the new Porsche Macan, Mercedes EQE or Tesla Model Y.

European models will be offered with a 100kWh battery size and one or two electric motors, both with a heat pump to help reduce battery losses in cold temperatures. The single-car ‘Long Range’ version starts at £59,990, and comes with a WLTP range of 379 miles, which puts it on par with entry-level rivals like the Macan and EQE; Power is rated at 286bhp, with 343Nm of torque.

On top of this there will be a £66,990 twin-motor variant that boosts power and torque to 536bhp and 686Nm, with an estimated range of just under 360 miles. To help overall efficiency, the twin motor has the ability to disconnect from the front motor. time is not needed, and reduce parasitic losses. Both Polestar 4 models have the same 200kW DC charging capability and, for the first time in a Polestar, a vehicle-loading (V2L) that can draw power from the battery to power any auxiliary device outside the car.

All models will come with a high level of standard equipment including a 15.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a photochromic roof, 20-inch wheels and LED headlights, with the optional Pro Package increasing the wheel size. up to 21 inches. Exclusive to the twin-engine variant is the Performance Package, which adds 22-inch wheels, gold brake calipers, seat belts and valve caps and a firmer suspension setup.

The Polestar 4 is available to order now, and the first products will be delivered to customers from August this year. It will join a busy year for the brand as it also prepares the new Polestar 3 for delivery in the next few months, breathing new life into the Swedish brand’s model range.

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