Polestar 4: electric coupe SUV, battery and what to expect
Polestar 4 — electric coupe-style SUV without a rear window, launched in 2024. We review the versions, battery, range and what you need to know when buying a used Polestar 4.
Polestar 4 in brief
The Polestar 4 is an electric car that stands out with its coupe-style roofline and lack of a rear window. The rear-view camera displays the view on the screen where the rear-view mirror usually is.
Thanks to this concept, the interior feels wider, and the boot is quite spacious. On the other hand, some drivers accustomed to rear-view mirrors may take time to adjust to the screen.
Which version to choose
Two main versions are offered: Long range Single motor with one rear motor and Long range Dual motor with two motors and all-wheel drive. Additional packages like Plus, Pro or Performance are also available.
The Single motor is more economical and cheaper, while the Dual motor offers significantly more powerful acceleration. The former is suitable for daily use, the latter for those who value dynamics and challenging driving conditions.
Battery, power and charging
The Polestar 4 has around a 100 kWh battery (around 94 kWh usable). The Single motor version has around 272 hp, while the Dual motor has around 544 hp. The WLTP range can reach around 600 km, but the real-world range is lower.
The car can be charged from a home socket and with a fast DC charger. The fast charging capacity is quite high, making it suitable for longer journeys.
What to check when buying a used Polestar 4
Request a battery health report and check the software version. Also, verify that the rear-view camera and screen are working.
Test all screen functions — much of the control is done via the touchscreen. Check the charging port and cables.
Verify the current warranty, as the model is new and covered by the manufacturer's terms.
Trim Levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the main versions and packages.
Long range Single motor
from 2024Rear-wheel drive, more economical version.
- Around 272 HP
- Often — 19–20-inch alloy wheels
- Often — large central screen
Long range Dual motor
from 2024All-wheel drive and significantly more powerful acceleration.
- Around 544 HP
- Often — 20-inch alloy wheels
- Often — additional sporty equipment
Plus paketas
from 2024Additional comfort features.
- Often — heated seats
- Often — additional comfort features
- Often — better interior trim
Pro paketas
from 2024More advanced safety and assistance systems.
- Often — additional assistance systems
- Often — more advanced headlights
- Often — additional sensors
Comparing versions
| Single motor | Dual motor | Su Plus ir Pro paketais | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For daily use and economy | For dynamics and four-wheel drive | For greater comfort and safety equipment |
| Power | Around 272 HP | Around 544 HP | Depends on the version |
| Gearbox | Rear-wheel drive | All-wheel drive | Depends on the version |
| Wheel sizes (most common) | 19–20 inch | 20 inch | 19–20 inch |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Top of the range | Top of the range | Top of the range |
The Single motor version is the best bet for most buyers due to cost and running expenses. Opt for the Dual motor only if performance and all-wheel drive are crucial.
Pros
- Distinctive design and spacious interior
- Large battery and impressive range
- High-performance versions with all-wheel drive
- State-of-the-art features
Cons
- No rear window — you'll need to get used to the camera
- Limited availability in the used market
- Many functions controlled via the screen
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't the Polestar 4 have a rear window?
In place of the rear window, there's a camera, and the view is displayed on a screen. This avoids a restricted visibility zone and creates more interior space.
How far can the Polestar 4 travel on a single charge?
The manufacturer specifies up to around 600 km according to WLTP. The real range depends on speed, weather, and driving style.
Is the Polestar 4 part of the same group as Volvo?
Polestar is linked to Volvo, but newer models are developed independently. Check the specific technical lineage by model.
Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























