Backseat Driver: Polestar 2

Sam got to have a good look around Polestar 2 in Polestar’s Bicester Space

“It looks really great! It comes in six  colours which seem very Swedish. They look really simple and smart. My favourite is  Jupiter, which is a kind of pinky brown. 

Inside the car I got to sit in the Driver's Seat. I figured out you could adjust the height of the steering wheel. I had a look around the very very BIG screen. There was Spotify and Google Maps (I tried to get it to tell me the way to New York!).

The screen did lots of other things too. You could adjust the steering and you can see a bird’s-eye view of the car which is amazing!

I then went into the back of the car, where I would spend most of the time. IT had an amazing glass roof making it bright inside. There was a light above the door and you can adjust the brightness. In the door there is a door bin, but it isn’t as big as in our car. 

There is a net in the back of the front seats for storage (but not pouches to hide things like my iPod). The seat was really comfortable. There was air vents in the back of the car, buttons to heat the back seat and yellow seat belts. My car doesn’t have these.

There was also two cup holders which flip down from the middle of the seat.  the rear seat, and two USB C charging points, so we’d have to get new chargers. 

I really liked it. I’d give it 9.9 out of 10!

AUTHOR: Sam P

Polestar 2 (Standard Range Single Motor)

Year of production - 2023

Price - £44,950 - upwards

Motor - Single motor 200 kW

Power - 268 bhp

Top Speed - 127 mph (205 km/h)

Torque - 361 lbf-ft

0-60 mph - 6.2 seconds

Range - up to 321 mi

Car Length - 4606mm

Car Width - 1859mm

Direct use CO2 emissions - 0 g/km

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